On May 17, the reporter learned at the Modern Agricultural Experiment Station of the Linxia Prefecture Academy of Agricultural Sciences that the rare edible mushroom "Golden Ear", which is golden and brain-shaped, was successfully planted in Linxia, adding new varieties to the development of the edible mushroom industry in Linxia.
In March this year, the Linxia Prefecture Academy of Agricultural Sciences introduced a rare edible mushroom species "Golden Ear" for trial planting in accordance with the state arrangement, and in just 45 days, a golden ear full of golden ears filled the test shed, which was very spectacular. According to reports, the gum content of golden ear is 30 times that of white ear fungus, planting 60 days can be picked, the market price is about 50-60 yuan per kilogram, an edible mushroom greenhouse can cultivate 30,000 sticks of golden ear fungus, pure profit can reach 40-50 million yuan, is a rich people's industry worth promoting.
Golden ear is a rare medicinal and edible mushroom, which can be called "the noble in the ear", with a short growth cycle, high edible value and broad market prospects. Rich in fat, protein and trace elements such as phosphorus, sulfur, manganese, iron, magnesium, calcium, potassium, etc., gold ear is a nutritional tonic and can be used as a medicinal product. The nourishing nutritional value of golden ear is better than that of colloidal fungi such as white fungus and black fungus, and it is an ideal high-grade feast and health care product. Regular consumption of golden ear can increase the elasticity of human skin, have good cosmetic effects, and can also improve the metabolic function of the body and inhibit the growth of tumor cells.
The reporter learned that at present, the Linxia Prefecture Academy of Agricultural Sciences is actively connecting with relevant units to promote golden ear planting through agricultural industry planting cooperatives, so that the planting of golden ear can be scaled up, so that the economic value of golden ear can benefit ordinary farmers and boost rural revitalization.