Mushroom farming In the developing world

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Mushroom farming In the developing world

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Compost production on farm

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Mushroom composting is not an easy beast a lot is said about quality of material and aerobic non-aerobic fermentation. My advice is:

Keep the process simple

Mix it very very well at the start

Watch carefully the quality of manure

And keep it aerobic especially if you live in a warm country.

If you read carefully, the title of this post is: compost production on farm; My advice if you plan a farm that will continue yielding for more then 4 years, is:

DON'T DO YOUR COMPOST WHERE YOU GROW YOUR MUSHROOM.

Spawn Production

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I don't claim to be a spawn making expert, Paul Stamets www.fungi.com will teach you the techniques in his two exquisite books.

I faced lots of problems trying to produce Agaricus spawn using standard propagation methods. After I nearly gave-up I discovered that grain should be pasteurized at least twice with a 48 hours interval between each pasteurization.

Introduction

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This was my baby for about six years;

I spent a good part of my life researching, experimenting, and implementing a start-up mushroom farming business in Tripoli Lebanon.

This business is now stopped due to many factors which i will try to cover in my posts.

I hope my notes will prove useful to others.

This is why I stopped and what i did right after.

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