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Exotic mushrooms grown on cane by-product aims to be a big new industry | Landline | ABC Australia

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Sugar mills are in full swing in cane growing regions, with some areas shaping up for record seasons.

But its not just impressive cane crops that have Bundaberg in Queensland buzzing - there's an unlikely new industry emerging out of the Sugar City.

Bagasse - a bi product of the crush is being used to produce premium exotic mushrooms.

Landline's Courtney Wilson has more.

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