At the moment, during the critical time of planting in the autumn and winter, the village of kami, hailong town, in the red granite, used the unused land of the autumn and winter to grow the fungus of the sheep。
Along with the sound of the truck's “shout” and the arrival of a truckload of specialized nutritional kits, the village of kami planted a large family, zhang zhengfu, worker to unload and piled a bag of specialized nutritional packs on the edge of the field, waiting for natural cooling to be sent to the shed. “the high temperature of the nutrient pack, which enters the shed directly, will affect the growth of the mycelium, waiting for it to cool down.” zhang zhang zheng fu explains the story while unloading the nutrient kit。
Zhang zhengfu was one of the first farmers in the village to try the “paddy + sheep belly” rotation model. This year, he planted another 20 acres of sheep's belly, all of which are now built into sheds and seedlings. "i've been growing sheep's belly for six years, and it's good, sometimes earning thousands to tens of thousands of dollars on an acre, but in order to be cost-effective, the most important is management techniques, including seed selection, soil temperature moisture control, etc." zhang jung-fu says that now there's a rice + fungus rotation, four seasons of work a year, watching the fungus spread, hoping for a good harvest next year, and the more the days pass
In recent years, the village of kami has focused on a “one village, one product” development strategy, with a unique natural resource advantage in the dam-based area, and has made a major effort to develop the hailong komi cultivation through a production-processing business model that combines “one species, one plant, one management, one market”. At the same time, scientific planning has led villagers to grow oils, sheep’s stomachs from unoccupied paddy fields following the harvest, effectively replenishing the “windows” so that the “winterless fields” become “twisted fields”, thus further increasing the efficiency of land use and achieving a good interaction between crop rotation and securing food and oil supplies。
“this year, we have concentrated the abdominal fungus on uninhabited farms, and six large households have planted nearly 60 acres of abdominal fungus, which is expected to be harvested next spring.” suh-ho, general secretary of the goonmi village party, said that the rare produce of sheep's ablution, which had come on the market early in the spring, was becoming a “rich card” to boost farmers' incomes and activate rural industries. The village of kami is currently growing 120 acres of sheep fungus, and will continue to improve the chain of production and distribution, and to provide technical training to enable the herpes to activate industrial development and increase public enrichment。
