The development of rural niche industries is proposed in central i, 2025. In keeping with market discipline, it has actively promoted green, specialty farming, the transformation of the agro-processing industry and the development of agricultural brands, the creation of niche agricultural clusters and the upgrading of agricultural industrialization. In the village of the willow tree in bayawati commune, lake heap, special mushrooms are welcome harvests, further widening of the village's revenue channels。
In recent days, journalists have visited the mushroom shed in the village of the willow tree village of bayawati, lake hope county, where the curtains are shown by a line of well-coded fungus bags. Seen only a mushroom sprung out of a bacterium bag like a flower in the spring, full of life. The grey-white bacterial handle is thin and tenacious, holding up an umbrella cover, just like a small and delicate “silk umbrella”, with a unique glamour and a very happy rise in the light of the shed. The man in charge of the shed, the villagers thorhoun emmetti, is travelling through the mushroom shed to ventilate, spray water and inspect to ensure that every link is organized。
“from 29 january until now, the village of tolhoun ametti, the village of the willow tree village of bayawati, has been sold, producing more than one ton and earning nearly $10,000. The rods will also be produced by the end of april and will be paid twice as much as the cost in early may.”
Toulhoun emmetti, who was a domestic farmer, has been seeking to increase income by finding a side job. Last november, during his rest at home, he had a good return on mushroom cultivation from the short video platform. Mushroom cultivation is a new thing for willow village, and there are risks, but it's a video. The technique of mushroom cultivation was easier to learn, with little input in the early stages, and thorhoun ametti told his family and received their support for the idea of seeding. As a result, he went to ye town county, suai county, etc. To study the arts and mastered basic techniques for mushroom cultivation through more than a month of follow-up。
In january this year, thorhoun emmett completed the 30,000-dollar mushroom shed, which covers 100 square metres and now has 3,000 fungus, which stabilizes at over 50 kilograms per day. When the income from mushroom cultivation is seen to be good, the technology is easy to learn, and the surrounding villagers are present to visit the mushroom shed. Türhoun emmett regularly shares planting experiences and sales ideas, which enhances the confidence of the villagers。
“the mushrooms are very well grown, costly and expensive, and i want to try the mushrooms in the shed.”
Tolhoun ametti, a villager in the village of willows in bayawati, said: “some of the right-hand neighbours come to visit and have plans to study. If you want to learn, we can learn together, and you can learn and grow. The next step will be to scale up, with the number of rods expected to reach 5,000 to 6,000 by the end of the year, and more than 10,000 by next year, further increasing income.”
The development of niche industries is one of the important ways of achieving rural renewal. In recent years, the community of bayawati has increased its capacity to develop a “one village, one product” specialty industry, with a view to developing a strong farming and farming industry, and has actively developed a brand of a rural identity, which will continue to inject new energy into the overall revitalization of the village。
“the next step, the village of bayawati continues to be based on resource advantages, looking for quasi-principal directions, accelerating the development of modern specialty industrial systems, and focusing on new agricultural players such as professional cooperatives, wealth-generating leaders, and niche industries. Promotion of the flourishing of the edible microbacterium industry and of the production of sheds, the employment of villagers, and the further promotion of the village's “money bag” to give a strong impetus to rural renewal. (adili, ahmadi river)
