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Taiwan: Taichung institute turns leftover mushroom cultivation materials into resources

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The Taichung Agricultural Research and Extension Station, under the Ministry of Agriculture, has developed new ways to repurpose used mushroom cultivation bags, promoting a circular economy in Taiwan's farming sector. According to the ministry, mushroom production in Taiwan uses around 200 million…
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Taiwan: Taichung institute turns leftover mushroom cultivation materials into resources

The Taichung Agricultural Research and Extension Station, under the Ministry of Agriculture, has developed new ways to repurpose used mushroom cultivation bags, promoting a circular economy in Taiwan's farming sector. According to the ministry, mushroom production in Taiwan uses around 200 million…

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verticalfarmdaily.com broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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