China: Morel mushroom along the river in Guizhou fetch prices of 80 yuan per catty

Published 2022년 1월 21일

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Villagers in Yanhe City, Guizhou Province, China have been actively harvesting morels, a type of mushroom, in an orderly fashion and have also started selling them. Tian Hui, a farmer in Fengchang Community, has seen significant growth in his morel crop after leasing 100 greenhouses. Morels are valued for their short planting cycle and high profit potential, with fresh morels selling for 80 yuan/catties and dried morels fetching up to 700 yuan/catties. Long Zhiyong, a farmer in Huanglong Village, anticipates producing 400 kilograms of morels per mu, which will be primarily sold in cities like Chongqing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen.

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In many places, the previous year was also the busy farming season. In Ketian Township, Yanhe City, Guizhou Province, villagers were harvesting morels in an orderly manner. At the Morel Mushroom Planting Base in Yanhe County, Guizhou Province, clusters of fresh morel mushrooms scattered on the shore, and small mushrooms also emerged one by one, growing happily. Tian Hui, a Morchella farmer in Fengchang Community, Ketian Town, Yanhe County, Guizhou Province: In November last year, I contracted 100 greenhouses to grow Morchella. After more than two months of careful management, Morchella has grown well and has begun to grow Sales. Morels not only have a short planting cycle, but also have good planting benefits. The price of fresh morels can reach 80 yuan/catties, while the price of dried morels is more expensive, up to 700 yuan/catties. Long Zhiyong, a Morchella farmer in Huanglong Village, Guangzhou Town, Yanhe County, Guizhou Province, said: According to the growth trend this ...

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