Replies to post #160980 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[arachnodude]

Thanks for sharing, Sick.

[fastlane]

Recently, the provincial People's Committee granted a license to Than Ky Textile Co., Ltd under Kraig Biocraft Laboratories (KBL) - a US biotechnology specialist to deploy a transgenic silkworm breeding project Bombyx Mori with domestic silkworm breeds to create high-tech products for export. Accordingly, the company will invest in building a silk mulberry complex in Dai Hiep commune (Dai Loc) with an area of ??50ha and cooperating with other localities in the province to expand the area of ??mulberry farming to raise silkworms. 2,000ha; It is expected to settle jobs for 5,000 farmers participating in growing mulberry and growing silkworms according to the production chain (from mulberry growing, silkworm breeding, production of finished products, consumption ...) in the coming years.

[SilkRoad]

Product coming:

”to create high-tech products for export.”

Good find sickzone. IMHO

[bananarama]

Excellent, Sick. Thanks a bunch....GO KBLB!

[gimmegimmeminemine]

This is a high-yielding variety of mulberry (25 - 35 tons of leaves / ha), large, thick, can be grown year-round,

No seasonal shutdown.

[faithabides]

Anyone who says jobs for 5,000 farmers isn’t ALL due to KBL is spreading lies.

“Recently, the provincial People's Committee granted a license to Than Ky Textile Co., Ltd under Kraig Biocraft Laboratories (KBL) - a US biotechnology specialist to deploy a transgenic silkworm breeding project Bombyx Mori with domestic silkworm breeds to create high-tech products for export. Accordingly, the company will invest in building a silk mulberry complex in Dai Hiep commune (Dai Loc) with an area of ??50ha and cooperating with other localities in the province to expand the area of ??mulberry farming to raise silkworms. 2,000ha; It is expected to settle jobs for 5,000 farmers participating in growing mulberry and growing silkworms according to the production chain (from mulberry growing, silkworm breeding, production of finished products, consumption ...) in the coming years.”