Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of a working team in Longxian Town, Wengyuan County, to promote the cultivation of edible mushrooms as a means of rural revitalization and economic development, leveraging local resources and technology [1][5][6]. Group 1: Industry Development - The working team has transformed the local mushroom industry from "scattered planting" to "scale development," enhancing the economic value from "selling fresh" to "brand value-added" [8][10]. - The introduction of high-quality mushroom varieties, such as bamboo fungus and straw mushroom, has been pivotal in utilizing local bamboo resources effectively [23][24]. - The team has also introduced a new variety, red-tipped bamboo fungus, which allows for year-round cultivation and higher economic returns for local farmers [25][27]. Group 2: Technological Innovation - The working team addressed the challenges of traditional mushroom cultivation, such as seasonal limitations and continuous cropping issues, by developing new cultivation techniques that allow for multiple harvests in a year [32][38]. - A patented technology has been implemented to improve the cultivation substrate and control humidity, significantly increasing yield and reducing disease [39][40]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The current production capacity of bamboo fungus in the center village is approximately 400 pounds per day, translating to a daily revenue of around 10,000 yuan based on the price of dried mushrooms [40]. - The working team has secured nearly 900,000 yuan in support funds to establish a comprehensive edible mushroom industry service center, enhancing the value chain from production to sales [50][52]. Group 4: Branding and Marketing - The team has initiated branding efforts by registering the trademark "Xianyi Zhen" and creating unique packaging to enhance market visibility [55][57]. - Future plans include modernizing the production line and expanding the marketing channels to connect with larger markets, particularly in the Greater Bay Area [58][64].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that technological advancements are transforming traditional agriculture, enabling the development of characteristic industries for rural revitalization [1] - In Shandong Heze, the "mushroom-vegetable rotation" model allows farmers to achieve "multiple uses from one greenhouse and multiple harvests from one land" [3] - The new model was invented by provincial experts, addressing the lack of agricultural technical talent in Dingtao, with support from 23 universities in Shandong province since last year [5] Group 2 - Dingtao has established 11 "Intelligent Rural" workstations, expanding income channels for farmers through various initiatives from mushroom-vegetable rotation to furniture design [5] - The agricultural bureau of Dingtao is implementing a strategy based on "six ones," focusing on a characteristic industry, a leading enterprise or cooperative, and collaboration with a university [7] - In Shaanxi Xunyi, modern facility agriculture is thriving, with a 40,000 square meter greenhouse producing abundant cherry tomatoes and other vegetables, meeting high demand [8][11]

Core Viewpoint - The successful cultivation of Jin Ear mushrooms in Xu Zhuang Town represents a new approach to the development of edible mushrooms in Xin County, which is known as the "hometown of Agaricus bisporus" in China [1][2]. Group 1: Historical Development - Xu Zhuang Town began developing the edible mushroom industry in the 1990s, following a structural adjustment in agriculture, with a significant focus on the cultivation of Agaricus bisporus [1]. - The town has received multiple accolades for its contributions to mushroom cultivation, including titles such as "National Small Mushroom New Rural Construction Demonstration Town" and "Shandong Province Small Mushroom New Rural Construction Advanced Unit" [1]. Group 2: Modern Agricultural Practices - The town has adopted a "one village, one product, one characteristic" development strategy, leveraging "Internet+" to enhance modern agricultural production and extend the industrial chain [2]. - The cultivation of Jin Ear mushrooms has been integrated into a comprehensive service model that includes production, processing, sales, and land leasing, showcasing a successful practice in agricultural modernization [2]. - The use of data-driven approaches in mushroom cultivation has replaced traditional experience-based methods, highlighting the impact of modern technology on agricultural practices [2].