Published Feb 22, 2024
Mushroom farming involves cultivating mushrooms for consumption or commercial purposes, utilizing controlled environments and specific growing conditions to ensure cultivation.
Composting while mushroom farming involves creating nutrient-rich substrates from organic materials to provide an ideal environment for mushroom cultivation.
Spawning in mushroom farming refers to introducing mycelium into a substrate for mushroom growth, initiating the colonisation process essential for cultivation.
The casing is a layer of material applied on the mushroom substrate to promote fruiting and moisture retention, which is crucial for successful mushroom farming.
Pinning in mushroom farming refers to the stage where tiny mushroom pins begin to emerge from the mycelium, signalling the start of fruiting.
Cultivation in mushroom farming involves preparing substrates, inoculating with spawn, and maintaining optimal conditions for growth, including temperature, humidity, and ventilation.