Mushroom Matter

Mushroom Matter

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On November 6, Button mushrooms farmed in Tao’an Village, Taoyuan County, Hunan Province of China are in good growth status in the greenhouse.

Tao’an Village holds over 1193 population, local villagers used to take mountain mining as the leading industry, however, along with the resource exhaustion, its development eventually met the bottleneck. In early 2015, villagers were leaded to plunge into mushroom cultivation.

“Temperature for growth of Button mushroom should be regulated at a range of 14-25 degrees Celsius, in our village, two seasons of Button mushroom could be annually output,” said Mr. Huang Xiaohua, village branch of Tao’an Village.

Up to now, 47 high-standard mushroom greenhouses have been established within Tao’an Village, the projected annual incomes hit over 2 million CNY. In addition, above 200,000 CNY of investment has been raised on establishment of a strain factory that occupies 600 square meters, and a refrigeration house. Next year, another 20 greenhouses are in planned construction while mushroom drying and deep-processing technology will be also introduced to Tao’an Village. After the complete establishment, it is going to become the largest mushroom base which sets strain cultivation, production, R&D and processing into one in Taoyuan County.
In order to vigorously implement large-scale mushroom production, after years of development, a mushroom base has been established by Tianyimei Mushroom Co., LTD in Dao County, Yongzhou City, Hunan Province of China. 
 
Recently, in Black fungus base located in Yongzhou City, workers are busy with land preparation and carriage of fungi bags, to ensure that planting tasks can be completed timely.

As a kind of nutritious edible mushroom, Black fungus is a traditional health-care food and export goods in China. Generally, dried Black fungus is sold at 20-30 CNY per kg in Chinese market. Over the years, Dao County keeps on promoting Black fungus cultivation project and gaining handsome profits. Through green ecological Black fungus industry, poor farmers are effectively leaded to end poverty and get prosperous.

By now, mushroom industry has shown the rapid development trend in Yongzhou City, and it ranks first on industrial scale and market sales comparing with other sectors. Now there are 800 households plunging into mushroom industry, annual output of fresh mushrooms reached 150,000 tons and total value exceeded 1.5 billion CYN in 2017 in Youzhou city.
Now, Shiitake mushrooms cultivated in Guangling Beiye Mushroom Development Co., LTD are energetically evolving into the maturation.Over the years, Guangling County, Datong City, Shanxi Province of China actively cooperates with Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry, Shanxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences and Shanxi Agricultural University, up to now, “Beiye No.2” and “Beiye No.3” which all fit for climatic condition of Guangling County have been newly developed, “Beiye No.2” holds long fungus age, good appearance, high output, strong ability on high-temperature resistance, tender taste, and it is packed with abundant proteins, carbohydrate, vitamin, mineral substances.

And, “Beiye No.3” is firm in texture, short in fungus age, large in appearance, thick in texture, superior in quality and it is a wide-temperature type variety.
Established in April, 2004, Guangling Beiye Mushroom Development Co., LTD sets mushroom production, processing, marketing and R&D into one. Nowadays, the company holds 9.87 million CNY of registered funds, 78 staffs and occupies 240 mu of area.

At present, Beiye Company is organizing a project construction which carries 247 million CNY of fund, main construction contents include 1000 double-arch and vertical mushroom greenhouses, 4 production lines for mushroom spawn and bags and other associated equipment, after its completion, over 10,000 population are projected to end poverty and grow prosperous through mushroom production.
On October 24, in Feidi Mushroom Garden of Huodigou Village, Shiquan County, Shanxi Province of China, villagers are busy with picking, trimming and packing task of fresh Shiitake mushroom.

Feidi Mushroom Garden was constructed in late 2017, by now, 15 million CNY of investment has been input on Phase One of project. In over 200 mu of land, intelligent mushroom greenhouse and factory that occupy 12,000 square meters have been built for mushroom production.

“In 2018, gross cultivation scale on Shiitake mushroom reaches 300,000 logs in Huodigou Village, in mid August of 2018, the first batch of Shiitake mushroom evolved into the maturation, picking time was started in September and it is expected to stop in March of 2019,” introduces head of Huodigou Village warmly, going on that in recent years, average wholesale price of Shiitake mushroom is always at 12 CNY per kg.

On October 8, staffs working in Tianping Mushroom Base of Tianping Town, Yuping County, Guizhou Province of China are plunging into the picking, airing and packing work of Agrocybe cylindracea.
Operated in January, 2018, Tianping Mushroom Base carries 22.264 million CNY of gross input and occupies 100 mu of area, up to now, 43 steel-frame mushroom greenhouses that absorb 1.8 million bags have been built within the base.
“From January to now, 5 times of fruiting have been realized, gross mushroom production totaled over 800,000 kg and total production value hit above 6.1 million CNY,” said related principal passionately, continuing that in 2019, Tianping Mushroom Base proposes to expand the scale, annually input 3.8 million bags so as to achieve the projected annual production value of 21 million CNY while it also plans to lead at least 100 masses to embark on this promising industry.

hiitake is an edible mushroom which is mostly used in Japanese and Chinese cooking where it grows naturally. For centuries the mushroom has been grown in the far east and is praised for its healing abilities. Shiitake mushroom contains vitamin B and C, resulting in the increase of the natural resistance of the human body and it is also known to lower blood pressure and cholesterol.
The global Shiitake mushroom market has witnessed constant demand during the last few years and is projected to reach USD 35.4 billion at a CAGR of 15.31% by 2023. Moreover, increasing popularity of Shiitake mushroom in cosmetics is adding fuel to the growth of Shiitake mushroom. High consumption of Shiitake mushroom in Asia Pacific, mainly in China is influencing the market growth since last few years.
Shiitake mushrooms are like Portabella in that they have a meaty flavor and texture and are best cooked. When cooked, Shiitakes release a garlic-pine aroma and have a rich, earthy, umami flavor. It was also a surprise to discover that Shiitake mushrooms are a good source of protein, good enough to replace beef even.
China is hailed as The World’s Largest Mushroom Producer And Exporter. According to statistical data displayed by CIEDATA, from January to June of 2018, China’s gross export on dried mushroom totaled 96,795 tons, up 25.7%. And, since 2014, mushroom export has been revealing a steady growth in China.
On aspect of export value, from January to June of 2018, China’s gross export value on dried mushroom hit 161.593 million CNY, up 37.1%.

Fungi can be used to break down waste plastic and create sustainable building materials, according to scientists from Kew Gardens in London.

The State of the World's Fungi 2018 report – the first of its kind – highlights the aspergillus tubingensis fungus, found in a Pakistani rubbish tip and first documented in 2017. It claims this substance can break down plastic in weeks rather than years.

Researchers say it could be used to deal with the global plastic-waste crisis, which has caused concern in the design industry and beyond.

Aspergillus tubingensis can grow on the surface of plastics, where it secretes enzymes that break the chemical bonds between plastic molecules.

"This ability thus has potential to be developed into one of the tools desperately needed to address the growing environmental problem of plastic waste," reads the report.

For the full report, please click here

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