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                  Abstract
                       Cost Analysis of Lacquered Mushroom (Ganoderma lucidum (Fr.) Karst ) Production and Its Spores
                       at Muang Ngai Special Agricultural Project under the Patronage of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit,
                       Fiscal Year 2009
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                       Ratana Pothisuwan*, Amnat Detha , Teerayut Intasan , Nimit Rodpai , Luecha Wanaratna #
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                       *Faculty of Academic Affairs and Research, Faculty of Economics, Maejo University,Chiang Mai,  Phuphing Palace,
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                       Chiang Mai,  Mungai Special Agricultural Project under the Patronage of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, Chiang Dao
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                       District, Chiang Mai,  Rujira Mushroom Farm, Kalasin,  Department of Development for Thai Traditional and
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                       Alternative Medicine
                           This study collected data on MG2 Lingzhi mushroom production and its spores from six buildings, cov-
                       ering three crops, containing 30,000 bags, 34,955 bags and 32,032 bags per crop respectively.  The total cost
                       was derived from the total fixed cost plus total variable cost.
                           The result of this study showed that the first crop of Lingzhi mushrooms producted were stem-shaped
                       and looked like deer antlers due to the fact they were grown in the winter. The cost of production was 10.97
                       baht per bag, or 1,135 baht per kilogram. The second crop was destroyed by fungus; it cost 6.22 baht per bag.
                       The cost of production for the third crop was 10.66 baht per bag or 1,168.99 baht per kilogram.
                            The overall cost of production for the 3 crops was 888,149.90 baht per year, 9.16 baht per bag, and
                       1,526.27 baht per kilogram. While dry Lingzhi mushroom in the Thai market costs 850 baht per kilogram, its
                       spores were priced at 2,000-100,000 baht per kilogram.  Therefore, it will be possible for Muang Ngai Special
                       Agricultural Project to produce Lingzhi mushroom and its spores for commercial sale.
                           However, if the crops are promoted among farmers, the farmers must be taught skills in proper produc-
                       tion methods (good agricultural practices (GAP)) in order to be effective in producing this type of mushroom
                       and for selling it commercially.
                       Key words:  cost of production, Lingzhi mushroom, Lingzhi spore, good agricultural practices (GAP)
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