Mushrooms are group of organisms called fungi. They are the fleshy, spore-bearing fruiting bodies of fungi typically produced above ground on soil or on their food sources. They lack the usual green matter present in plants and grow on dead and decaying organic materials. The mushroom fruiting body may be umbrella like or of various… Continue reading Production of Temperate Mushroom (Agaricus)
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Mushroom Farming
Ang pagtatanim ng kabute ay kapaki-pakinabang. Ito ay inihanay na sa kalipunan ng mga gulay at ibinibilang na isa sa mga masustansyang pagkain. Hindi nangangailangan ng malaking lugar at hindi gugugol ng mahabang panahon sa pagtatanim. Mga Uri: Volvariella– Ito ay isang masarap na kabute na madaling patubuin sa Pilipinas gamit ang rice straw o… Continue reading Mushroom Farming
Oyster Mushroom Farming Using Grass Substrate
Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus spp.) are normally grown either on softwood sawdust or on composted rice straw. The technology described in here uses three grasses: Flute reed (Phragmites karka), wild cane (Saccharum spontaneum L.) and tiger grass (Thysanolaena latifolia). All three grasses are abundant especially along the sides of roads.
Mushroom Production Guide
The culture of mushroom is gaining popularity in the Philippines. Mushroom is a delicacy and is really accepted as vegetable. Its present cultivation in this country is limited, perhaps due to insufficiency of planting materials and the limited local knowledge about its culture.
Mushroom Cultivation Using Rice Straw Substrate
Rice straw is abundant in most Asian countries where rice is a major crop, and can be purchased for a reasonable price. Rice straw can be used as the basic material for mushroom cultivation. Mushrooms are capable of breaking down organic material that other microorganisms cannot decompose. The common field mushroom and many other types… Continue reading Mushroom Cultivation Using Rice Straw Substrate