“山海情・雪域援梦”⑤：山东蘑菇成雪域高原“金疙瘩”

Core Insights - The project in Kangsa Village, supported by Shandong Zibo's 10th aid team, has established a significant mushroom production base, becoming the largest and most equipped in the region with an investment of 5 million yuan [1][4][6] - The daily mushroom yield is approximately 1,000 pounds, with an expected annual sales revenue exceeding 3 million yuan, addressing local employment and filling a gap in high-value agricultural products [1][6][8] Investment and Economic Impact - The investment of 5 million yuan has led to the construction of four standardized greenhouses, which are now operational and contributing to the local economy [1][4] - The project is expected to generate an annual sales revenue of over 3 million yuan, significantly impacting the local community's income [1][6] Agricultural Innovation - The project has overcome high-altitude cultivation challenges, utilizing local water sources and climatic conditions to produce mushrooms with superior quality compared to those from inland regions [6][8] - The establishment of a mushroom stick production workshop has reduced costs by over 40%, allowing for a complete production chain from stick production to sales [8] Market Adaptation and Future Prospects - Initial challenges included market acceptance, leading to a shift in focus to more popular mushroom varieties such as Pleurotus ostreatus and others, with plans to introduce high-end varieties like tea tree mushrooms [8][11] - Future projections indicate a potential production of 500,000 pounds of mushrooms by 2025 and over 600,000 pounds by 2026, expanding the market reach to cities like Lhasa [8][11]