"Little Mushroom" grows the way to increase Farmers' income and become Rich

On the morning of April 18, the spring sun shone on the rows of mushroom sheds in the fields of Aheqi Farm Farm Seven teams in Jinghe County. Liu Xiaoyan, who is busy in the greenhouse, still has thick mud on her shoes. She wiped the sweat off her head, stroked the mushrooms on the mushroom bag and said, "Don't underestimate my four greenhouses. They can earn tens of thousands of yuan a year. Small mushrooms have now become a big industry for our family to get rich." The market this year is much better than in previous years, and now it is a good time for mushrooms to grow. The total output of almost every greenhouse is about 5000 to 6000 kilograms. More than 200kg has been picked up this morning. Several reminders from the supermarket were received this morning. This will be busy loading and delivering! " Liu Xiaoyan, 45, happily told Han Donghui, first secretary of the Agricultural Seventh team of Jinghe County Agriculture and Water Conservancy Bureau in Aheqi Farm, who came to visit.

Han Donghui, the first secretary, said that Liu Xiaoyan's family used to be poor. The family had a large population and small children, and the family had only a dozen mu of arable land. Since 2008, she began to grow mushrooms. She used agricultural wastes such as cotton shell, lime and oil dregs as cultivation substrates to cultivate 30,000 Pleurotus ostreatus. After nine years of mushroom cultivation, we have also learned a lot of experience. Last year, mushrooms planted in two greenhouses made a net profit of more than 100000 yuan, mainly for wholesale and retail in Bole, Bajia, Shashanzi and Daheyanzi. Three greenhouses have been planted this year, and we plan to experiment with one greenhouse of fungus.

It is understood that in Aheqi Farm, Liu Xiaoyan was the first to grow mushrooms and persisted for the longest time, which has been more than 9 years. Liu Xiaoyan relies on her own unique vision, in the seventh agricultural team, which takes planting cotton as the traditional, relies on planting mushrooms to find a way to get rich. When she became rich, she never forgot her neighbors, taught carefully, without reservation, and used the technology she learned to drive the poor villagers around her to provide technical guidance, so that every villager can live a happy life!