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Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus Ostreatus) are a delicious and sort after delicacy as well as being a very effective way of organically recycling woodland thinnings and stumps. They even digest waste paper and damaged books! - see mushrooms page click here to view previous news or here to view the list of other news |
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Woodland Mushrooms
On
Friday 19th of November 2004 we began inoculating some of the
Sycamore thinnings with edible Oyster mushroom spores. Initially
we are
experimenting with a small log pile that will hopefully produce,
along with sales of "grow your own" kits, enough funds to set
up a larger woodland mushroom project. The image on the right
shows the cleaning and preparation of freshly cut logs and the
tapping in of Birch dowles that carry the mushroom spawn.|
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