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Spring Growing Season
Spring is almost here! Time to think about new and ongoing mushroom projects. This time of year, I start to scheme about the various new growing projects that will be tried this season. Planning on the types of mushrooms early, … Continue reading
Posted in Cultivation, Miscellaneous, Montana Mushrooms News
Tagged Cultivation, Food, Mushroom News, Organic
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Oyster Mushrooms on Coffee Grounds
Some pictures of this years mushroom crop! They were delicious! The coffee grounds came from Wild Joe’s (thanks to the crew there!) The spawn was purchased from fungi perfecti.
Posted in Cultivation, Miscellaneous, Montana Mushrooms News
Tagged Coffee Grounds, Cultivation, fungi perfecti, Mushroom News, Organic, Oysters, Wild Joe's
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Shiitake Grow Kit
Our budding mushroom farmer had success with his Shiitake grow kit!
Mushroom Farmer
An inspiring story about a young mushroom farmer named David Falkowski, who was asked the question… “Why mushrooms? I realized that mushrooms are a key component in the cycling of organic matter. Through mushroom cultivation not only do you create … Continue reading
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Tagged Cultivation, David Falkowski, Food, Oysters, Paul Stamets, Shiitake
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Snow answer
If April showers bring May flowers, then what does February snow bring? Well, Spring Mushrooms…of course! In this case Oysters from my mushroom bed from last spring, I can’t wait for them to flush again this spring!