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Heilongjiang: Harbin “suspended type black fungus” cultivation area over 178 million bags

2014-06-27 11:17:37
It is said that Harbin is striving to develop small edible black fungus into big industry, continuously expanding cultivation number and size, promoting new technology. At present, Harbin has 7132 cultivation greenhouses for cultivating edible black fungus by suspended type, with 2 million square meter area, up 2000 cultivation greenhouse than last year. It has cultivated 178 million bags black fungus, with fresh black fungus output 90,000 tons, which has refreshed the historical record for cultivation area of "suspended type black fungus”

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