Inoculating mushrooms

The Adventures of Mushroom Farming Begins.... Here in three neat stacks are 213 logs cut from hardwood last week. Each log is 40 inches long. All together used 4 bags of spawn to fill all those logs!! (That equals 22 pounds)

In the Fall 2009 issue of Small Farms Quarterly, Mike Farrell wrote an introductory article on some agroforestry topics, including maple syrup

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An easy-to-follow guide for growing shiitake mushrooms at home using hardwood logs and plug or sawdust spawn. Click here now to get started - its easy and fun!

Crystal Schmidt on Instagram: "✨SHIITAKE MUSHROOMS!✨ One of the coolest, most rewarding, highest ticket items we grow on our homestead! We inoculated these shiitake mushroom logs one year ago, and they’ve been incubating in our woods ever since. We stacked them up today in their final resting place and expect them to start popping out mushrooms soon! ————————— #homegrown #shiitake #mushroomlogs #growmushrooms #growshiitakes gardening #organicgarden"

Match your mushrooms to their preferred type of tree! Learn about species compatibility with this easy-to-use chart to help with log inoculation.

Planning to inoculate mushroom logs? You’ve come to the right place. We listed down the basic steps to help you get started. Check them out below.

Learn how to grow mushrooms on logs with step-by-step instructions. Tips on spawn, wax, colonization, and the best logs for growing mushrooms outdoors.

Mushroom Plugs produce mushrooms in a wide range of temperatures. They grow and produce mushrooms well in warm, as well as cold climates.

Growing shiitake mushrooms is the best way to make sure you have fresh, tasty shiitakes at your fingertips. Mushrooms are a short lived perennial that is a great addition to your garden or homestead. Most mushroom logs will survive for 4-6 years, with full mushroom production beginning the spring after inoculation.