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Under-forest mushroom farming boosts considerable incomes

2020-07-22 08:45:44
On July 22, trial cultivation of Agrocybe cylindracea implemented under the forest got succeeded in Guangchang County, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province of China.
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“We experimentally cultivated over 50,000 bags of Agrocybe cylindracea, now, it is the harvest season, the expected total output on dried Agrocybe cylindracea could reach at least 1000 kg while the projected output value hits over 500,000 CNY. And, Agrocybe cylindracea cultivated under the forest are green, ecological, high-quality, and gain popularity by our local consumers,” introduces person in charge of the project warmly.
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