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*Growing mushrooms on a small scale for home use or commercial sale can be lucrative.
However, Lloyd Phillips discovers why a good-quality mushroom crop can only come
from spawn produced under stringent laboratory conditions.
SHrooms, an established
mushroom spawn laboratory and retailer of home mushroom production systems in Newcastle,
has received non-stop enquiries from Farmer’s Weekly readers who all wanted a slice
of the mushroom pie after reading about their products. Since then, many people have
eased their financial obligations with the extra cash generated from growing and
selling mushrooms. SHrooms mushroom expert warns that without a good-quality batch
of spawn to inoculate into the growing substrate, mushroom growers could face a number
of problems with their crops.
“New and existing small-scale mushroom growers should
ensure they source spawn directly from a reliable laboratory where it is produced,”
says Phyllis. “Laboratories produce a wide variety of commercially usable mushroom
strains under strict sterile and controlled conditions. This ensures only the purest
strain spawn is produced for use by mushroom growers.”
Packaging and delivery
SHrooms
specially packs its spawn before sending it by courier to clients. It is imperative
that spawn reach clients as soon as possible after dispatch from the laboratory.
*Section of an article which was published in Farmer’s Weekly


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