Goji Berry - Root Rot Control

Overview of Goji Wolfberry Plantation in China

82,000 hectares farmed

China is the main supplier of wolfberry products in the world, with total exports generating US$120 million in 2004. This production derived from 82,000 hectares (200,000 acres) farmed nationwide.

USD 2.1 billion value

Total production of dried goji reached 180,000 metric tons in 2017, with the total value exceeding USD 2.1 billion.

30% of trees were infected with
root rot disease

The cultivation area of wolfberry in Qinghai Province is 460,000 hectares, total of trees approximately 210,000,000 of trees. 63,000,000 (30%) were infected with root rot disease.

Trial Results with KhaiEL Earth Foods

Goji (Wolfberry) plantation on Qinghai Desert, North West China

Before Treatment

Since the outbreak of Qinghai Goji (wolfberry) root rot in 2014, the disease has continued to affect the Qinghai wolfberry industry for seven years. This persistent issue, caused by severe soil degradation and ecological damage, results in the erosion of the Goji tree's root epidermis by mold, leading to the rotting and discoloration of the originally white roots.