Korea Forest Service holds colloquium on mushroom farming technology
The National Institute of Forest Science, a research body under the Korea Forest Service, held a colloquium Wednesday, to discuss digital transformation in mushroom cultivation, aiming to boost the competitiveness of Korea's mushroom industry. The event brought together researchers to share the latest findings in smart cultivation and to explore ways of applying artificial intelligence (AI) and…
On Wednesday, the National Institute of Forest Science, a research entity under the Korea Forest Service, organized a colloquium to explore digital transformation in mushroom cultivation, with the goal of enhancing the competitiveness of Korea's mushroom industry. Researchers convened to present the latest advancements in smart cultivation and to delve into the potential applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and big data in mushroom farming.
The event commenced with a session dedicated to the development of novel mushroom varieties. This segment delved into the present state of molecular methods for cultivation and their practical applications in the field. Scientists also discussed the use of digital farming techniques to cultivate new mushroom varieties that cater to market demands.
Subsequently, the second session of the colloquium centered on smart cultivation technology, which seeks to standardize quality and bolster production efficiency. This segment covered the current status and technical hurdles associated with smart cultivation for forest mushrooms. It also examined intelligent environmental controls and automated processes for smart farms, as well as emerging research trends in utilizing phenomics and other innovative technologies.
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