Narrator: su-ping harahara (poor person in ishiguchi village)
Recorder: reporter wang tao
My name is su-ping, who is 44 years old, and is a villager in ishiguchi village. My village, the first village to develop the mushroom industry on a massive scale, is now full of mushroom sheds in front of the houses of the village's families, and the villagers are all out of poverty by planting mushrooms. Over the years, i have also grown mushrooms, taken off the hats of poor families and become the village wealthier。
Our village started growing mushrooms in 2014. In the same year, our village took advantage of its unique climate resource, which is warmer in the summer and warmer day and night, to seize the opportunity of the county council and the government to vigorously develop an industrial policy for the consumption of bacteria and to encourage villagers to try and grow mushrooms. At that time, five villagers, including me, tried to plant 10,000 sticks of mushrooms, and i planted 2,000. At that point, the fact that technology was not yet in place and that the variety was not well chosen and that the mushrooms were only a little bit, gave me a lot of confidence, and i finally saw that my hard work was not wasted. After participating in technical training and study tours organized by the district council and the district government in the shansygun district, i also have basic knowledge of mushroom cultivation techniques. Over the next two years, my mushroom cultivation has grown in scale and effectiveness. In 2016, mushrooms were planted throughout our village, and the villagers began the “one-story mushroom” development model, with 560,000 sticks being grown throughout the village, taking advantage of the advantages of “back-to-back” mushroom cultivation, which is easily managed, cost-effective and land-saving. Our village was the first to emerge from poverty, and i took off the hat of poor families。
The mushrooms are a good industry, with 100 square metres of a shed earning more than 10,000 a year, much better than the fields. I've got four mushroom sheds, 30 grand on mushrooms. Last year, i earned 60,000 more by growing mushrooms alone. This year, i planted 23,000 flavours of mushrooms, and there's a fung shed that has been developing 10,000 flogs over free time. On or about 20 april, i sold my first mushrooms this year, and i sold 20,000 at the door. The most distressing thing is the sale of our mushrooms, which are now being bought every day by customers from fujian, zhejiang, shaanxi, jiangsu, etc., who sometimes compete with each other for a price increase. In order to help us to scale up our cultivation and reduce production costs, the government not only subsidizes the bacterium, the broom, but also subsidizes $500 per square metre for our cold storage. My 30-square-square-square-storage has been subsidized by the government for $15,000, and i have paid less than $20,000。
And now in our mountain village there is no idle, lazy, busy scenes. The village-wide development of micro-breeding cooperatives has reached 15, with mushrooms of 1. 5 million rods, and 85 per cent of the village-wide villagers are directly or indirectly engaged in the mushroom industry. The villagers of our village are rich in mushrooms
