Even if the production is mainly based on machines, the daily salary of workers has to be 1300. In other words, is there really room for profit from mushrooms grown in this way? After reading the development of the mushroom industry in the Netherlands, you will understand.

Take the aforementioned metal mushroom bed as an example. As early as 2008, a factory in the Netherlands that could produce 2 tons of mushrooms per day required 12 cultivation rooms, each of which must be equipped with advanced bed frame cultivation. systems, air conditioning systems, plus utilities.

Such a factory would cost 20 million yuan just for the equipment, not including land costs. Fortunately, the Netherlands has a clear division of labor for mushroom cultivation. Otherwise, the machines used for the culture material would be a huge expense.

Of course, not all factories use machines for picking, and many still rely on manual labor. It is reported that in 2007, the average salary for a mushroom picking job in the Netherlands was 160 yuan per hour. If calculated according to 8 hours a day, The daily salary is as high as 1300, which is more than the company's white-collar workers.