Lvliang Mountain Mushroom "Going to Sea": Mushroom Farmers Heading for a Well-off Road

Published 2020년 9월 10일

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Jiaokou County in Shanxi Province, China, is using shiitake mushroom cultivation as a strategy for poverty alleviation. Led by Zhang Lasheng, the county has developed a liquid strain for mushroom cultivation, increasing output by 30% and reducing costs by 40%. The mushrooms are sold in domestic and international markets, generating an annual output value of over 37.5 million yuan and providing poor households with an annual minimum income of 1,000 yuan per person. The county plans to build a technical guidance electronic training room to further support poor households.
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"The mushrooms we planted not only went out of Mount Luliang, but also went abroad and sold overseas. It also supported the local industry of poverty alleviation and prosperity." Zhang Lasheng, Party Branch Secretary of Zaolin Village, Shuangchi Town, Jiaokou County, Luliang City, Shanxi Province, September 10 In an interview with a reporter on Japan, he said that that day, the reporter followed the "Sanjin People's Congress Deputies' Lu Liang" event to Jiaokou County and met Zhang Lasheng, a Luliang City People's Congress representative who came out of the fields. For many years, he led the local people to rely on Growing shiitake mushrooms towards the well-off road. It is a busy scene throughout the year when entering the shiitake mushroom greenhouses in Jiaokou County. From maturity to picking, no more than two hours before and after shiitake mushrooms, if you miss the best picking time, it will affect the quality of shiitake mushrooms. Comparable to the selling price, the ...
Source: mofcom.cn

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