• Our Farm
    • Grass-Fed Beef
    • Certified Organic Chicken
    • GMO & Nitrate-Free Pork
    • Certified Organic Shiitake Mushrooms
    • Certified Organic Vegetables
  • Farm Stay
  • Events
    • Festivals
    • Calendar
  • Shop
  • Directions
  • About
    • Heron Forever Campaign
  • Contact
  • 0 Items
Products
  • Taste of the Farm Mixed Boxes
  • Mushroom Products
  • Local Organic Cheese
  • Grass-Fed Beef
  • GMO & Nitrate Free Pork
  • Certified Organic Chicken
  • Pantry Items
  • Fresh & Ready to Eat
  • Festival Merch
The Heron Farm & Events Center
The Heron Farm & Events Center
  • Our Farm
    • Grass-Fed Beef
    • Certified Organic Chicken
    • GMO & Nitrate-Free Pork
    • Certified Organic Shiitake Mushrooms
    • Certified Organic Vegetables
  • Farm Stay
  • Events
    • Festivals
    • Calendar
  • Shop
  • Directions
  • About
    • Heron Forever Campaign
  • Contact
  • 0 Items
1 MIN READ

Fun with Fungus: A Shiitake Mushroom Cultivation Workshop

-
1 Comment
<?php echo pulse_output(); ?>

It’s Workshop Season!

In this hands-on workshop, we’ll inoculate mushroom logs with mycelium and teach you the
steps involved in growing shiitakes and other varieties of mushrooms.

We’ll serve lunch, featuring our shiitake mushrooms and
everyone leaves with a mushroom log to fruit at home.

Register HERE

Tags
education
farm
friends
fungus
green heron growers
hands on
learn to grow
lunch
mushroom yard
organic
shiitake mushrooms
workshops
← PREVIOUS POST
Lucky
NEXT POST →
Fungus, Feasting and Foraging

1 Comment

on Fun with Fungus: A Shiitake Mushroom Cultivation Workshop.
  1. Delun Kang
    November 7, 2017 @ 12:10 pm
    -
    Reply

    This is good news for mushroom lovers who want to grow this tasty food by their own. Mushroom farming needs many considerations like environment and temperature and many more things to consider. By the help of these types of workshops, people can learn the techniques for a better mushroom farming. I came to know about agrinoon.com who is a leading manufacturer of different types of mushrooms in all season. They provide fresh mushrooms and research on them for improving the quality of mushrooms.

Leave a Comment

Your feedback is valuable for us. Your email will not be published.

Click here to cancel reply

Cancel Reply

Please wait...
Submit Comment

Related News

Other posts that you should not miss.

Fungus, Feasting and Foraging

This is one of our favorite events of the year!  Want to know what’s edible in your backyard? Join mushroom hunter and …

Read More →
1 MIN READ

Soil Science is Important!

“I went to a meeting put on by the Chautauqua Beef Association a couple of evenings ago and wonder to myself …

Read More →
1 MIN READ

Spring Cleaning: Part One

When the snow melts and the cool air begins to warm, it means its time to shake off the winter blues and …

Read More →
1 MIN READ
The Heron | Fun with Fungus: A Shiitake Mushroom Cultivation Workshop