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Guangxi: Edible mushrooms project is in an orderly way in Jinxu County

2014-10-11 14:02:41
In recent years, Agricultural Department of Jinxiu county of Guangxi Province has developed investment promotion. Many economic talents were introduced in local place and they took advantages of natural resources (such as woods and ramulus mori) to found the projects of Edible Mushroom Cultivation Demonstration Base. The edible mushroom industry in the county has got significant development. It’s known that till now, the dept. has already completed cultivation of wood ear and material stock of Shiitake and Reishi. Now the inoculation work of mushroom is underway orderly.
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