Producing high quality mushrooms using biotechnological techniques

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• Kwame Sulemana 12 years ago

  Growing mushrooms should be the least of Ghana's priorities. I lived the first 18 years of my life in Ghana and had never eaten mushrooms because people often died from eating poisonous wild mushrooms.
  
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  Growing mushrooms should be the least of Ghana's priorities. I lived the first 18 years of my life in Ghana and had never eaten mushrooms because people often died from eating poisonous wild mushrooms.
  
  The priority right now is to clean up the act of some wayward vegetable farmers who're said to be irrigating their produce with gutter water.
  
  Kwame.

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• Akonta 11 years ago

  Good point about the gutter water, thank you for mentioning that.
  
  On the other hand, no poisonings occur from agriculturally produced mushrooms.
  Many farmers in Ghana grow mushrooms and no one has ever been poisoned.
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  Good point about the gutter water, thank you for mentioning that.
  
  On the other hand, no poisonings occur from agriculturally produced mushrooms.
  Many farmers in Ghana grow mushrooms and no one has ever been poisoned.
  Tat is why you mentioned "wild" mushrooms, but that distinctions seems not to have reached your rational, conscious discernment.

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• Kwame Sulemana 12 years ago

  Growing mushrooms should be the least of Ghana's priorities. I lived the first 18 years of my life in Ghana and had never eaten mushrooms because people often died from eating poisonous wild mushrooms.
  
  The priority right n ...
  read full comment

  Growing mushrooms should be the least of Ghana's priorities. I lived the first 18 years of my life in Ghana and had never eaten mushrooms because people often died from eating poisonous wild mushrooms.
  
  The priority right now is to clean up the act of some wayward vegetable farmers who're said to be irrigating their produce with gutter water.
  
  Kwame.

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• Kwame Sulemana 12 years ago

  Growing mushrooms should be the least of Ghana's priorities. I lived the first 18 years of my life in Ghana and had never eaten mushrooms because people often died from eating poisonous wild mushrooms.
  
  The priority right n ...
  read full comment

  Growing mushrooms should be the least of Ghana's priorities. I lived the first 18 years of my life in Ghana and had never eaten mushrooms because people often died from eating poisonous wild mushrooms.
  
  The priority right now is to clean up the act of some wayward vegetable farmers who're said to be irrigating their produce with gutter water.
  
  Kwame.

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• RINGO 12 years ago

  Ghanaians were eating mushrooms before your great,great,great grand mother was born.The Food research Institute under Council for Scientific and Industrial Research is involved in this process and you don't even appreciate i ...
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  Ghanaians were eating mushrooms before your great,great,great grand mother was born.The Food research Institute under Council for Scientific and Industrial Research is involved in this process and you don't even appreciate it.Come on,wake up!

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• Akonta 11 years ago

  GMOs and mushrooms in general are not related. Please look up the definition of GMO.
  
  BTW - no country has achieved food security by means of GMOs. For this Ghana would have to simply adapt projects like the "BREADFRUIT RE ...
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  GMOs and mushrooms in general are not related. Please look up the definition of GMO.
  
  BTW - no country has achieved food security by means of GMOs. For this Ghana would have to simply adapt projects like the "BREADFRUIT REVOLUTION" (Google), that has already started in Ghana. Then no re-occurrence of "1983" could likely happen.
  
  Otherwise, thank you for an interesting article.

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