In recent years, Baofeng County, Henan Province, has continuously optimized the agricultural industrial structure, invested more than 98 million yuan, built 30 smart greenhouses, developed 2,000 rare edible mushroom greenhouses, and planted 1,500 mu of rare mushrooms under the forest, initially forming a new pattern for the development of the rare edible mushroom industry. It has realized the scientific, intelligent and efficient production of edible mushroom strains, and has increased the output value of traditional greenhouses by more than 10 times.
The "Baofeng County True Rare Bacteria Industrial Park" project promoted by Baofeng County, Henan Province, was listed as a typical case of the first China Rural Cultural Industry Innovation and Development Conference held in Panjin Luhu Town, Liaoning Province. In accordance with the requirements of scientific and standardized, the local government has directly transformed the latest domestic scientific and technological achievements into large-scale production in industrial parks, and has built 30 smart square cabins, realized the annual and sustainable development, built a number of rare bacteria leading enterprises and production demonstration bases, and formed a complete production, supply and marketing industrial chain. Focus on the creation of "one park and six districts", "one park" is Baofeng County Rare Mushroom Industrial Park. At present, the county has developed 2,000 rare edible mushroom greenhouses and 1,500 acres of rare mushrooms planted under the forest, which has initially formed a new pattern of development of the rare mushroom industry and become an important rare mushroom planting base in Henan Province.
In recent years, Baofeng County has held special work meetings on edible mushrooms to exchange advanced planting techniques and management concepts; carried out high-quality farmers' cultivation of edible mushroom classes, hired well-known domestic edible mushroom experts to teach the students; and organized students to go to various places for field visits; set up edible mushroom industry chain service classes, transformed wells and power facilities, built high-end mushroom planting and display centers, and promoted the construction of "one garden and six districts" to help the development of the edible mushroom industry.