Vietnam: Growing straw mushrooms in a greenhouse is nearly twice as profitable as traditional production

Published 2021년 6월 18일

Tridge summary

Farmers in Vietnam's Phung Hiep district areadopting a straw mushroom cultivation model in greenhouses, which has proven to be more productive and yield better quality mushrooms compared to traditional methods. This method allows for greater control over temperature and humidity, enabling timely harvesting and a high grade 1 mushroom yield of over 95%. It also saves space and reduces reproduction time, allowing for multiple harvests throughout the year. On average, a 100m2 area can accommodate 120-150 straw rolls, each yielding about 3kg of mushrooms, which are then sold to traders for a profit of 110,000 VND per roll, nearly double the profit from outdoor cultivation.
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Original content

Recently, many farmers in Phung Hiep district (Hau Giang province) strongly develop the model of growing straw mushrooms in greenhouses. This model gives superior mushroom yield and quality compared to the traditional growing method. Growing in a greenhouse with good control of temperature and humidity, timely harvesting, so mushrooms reach grade 1 over 95%. The advantage of mushroom production in greenhouses compared to outdoor is that it saves area and shortens the reproduction time, so it can be produced 7-8 times a year. On average, 100m2 can hold 120-150 straw rolls. Straw after incubation will be piled in the form of cylinders or shelves, after 12 days of spreading meow, the mushrooms will be harvested and lasting for the next 25 days. Due to the control of temperature and humidity to help the mushrooms grow evenly and actively harvest, the ...
Source: Vietlinh

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