On August 31, staff members at an ecological agriculture company in Muer Town, Zhuoni County, were arranging a series of wood ear (black fungus) products in the exhibition hall.

In recent years, Zhuoni County in Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province, has leveraged its geographical advantages and agricultural conditions to actively develop the edible fungi industry. A complete industrial chain integrating R&D, cultivation, production, processing, and marketing has been gradually established. Since the beginning of this year, the county has cultivated 10,000 mu of edible fungi, primarily black fungus, with an estimated annual output of 3,300 tons. This initiative has created over 4,000 jobs and helped more than 6,000 farming and herding households increase their incomes.

On August 31, staff members at an ecological agriculture company in Muer Town, Zhuoni County, were packaging wood ear (black fungus) in the workshop.

On August 31, staff members at an edible fungi planting base in Muer Town, Zhuoni County, were livestreaming to sell wood ear (black fungus) inside a greenhouse.

On August 31, staff members at an edible fungi planting base in Muer Town, Zhuoni County, were packing sun-dried wood ear (black fungus) into bags.

On August 31, staff members at an edible fungi planting base in Muer Town, Zhuoni County, were harvesting wood ear (black fungus) in a greenhouse.

A drone photo of an edible fungi planting base taken in Muer Town, Zhuoni County, on August 31.