China agriculture recruitment agency , pecialized in providing recruitment agency service for whose who need workers for farming, fish / meat processing, landscaper, green house and mushroom / fungi industries.We also provide mushroom spawns and logs.

Asian traditions maintain that some specialty mushrooms provide health benefits; Chinese doctors even use at least 50 species of fungi for medicine. Modern science has discovered that fungi contain many essential amino acids, and many people are intrigued by mushrooms nutritional and medicinal properties, in addition to their culinary appeal. As the largest producing and consuming country of the mushroom/edible fungi in the world, China has a long history of mushroom cultivation. Shiitake mushroom for example, is a traditional oriental delicacy; their cultivation can be traced back to the Chinese Sung Dynasty (960 - 1127AD).

Production Background
Fungi mushroom is the third valuable economic crop in the world behind vegetables and fruits. In 2003, the total edible fungi production (fresh) of Fujian Province was 1.97 million ton which worth USD 810 million, and the provincial export valued USD 450 million. The fungi production of Fujian accounts for 45% to 50% of the total amount of China (another half shared by 20 other provinces); it is 3 times larger than the yield of EEA.

Manpower
There are more than 200 thousand practitioners in edible fungi industry in Fujian Province, and over 1800 students graduated from local universities or advanced diploma schools majored in fungi mushroom or related subjects every year. You can even find PhD awarding institutes in the province. With the most updating technologies on spawns optimizing, nurturing and mass cultivating of Shiitake mushroom, Enokitake mushroom, and button mushroom, Fujian has being the national fungi mushroom research, cultivation, export center for tens years.

Logistic
Close business connections between Fujian and EU, North America and other Asian countries have been established for years by sea and air transport, which provide good logistic supplying conditions to exporting fresh products or mushroom logs overseas.