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The technicians in charge of the spawn elaboration, the technicians in charge of substrate processing and composting or the mushroom growers how you are too busy with the day-to-day running of your composting plant, your spawn laboratory or your cultivation facility. This blog aims to offer you many practical and useful tips, perhaps some of the tips are familiar to you, or describe quite logical situations. But there may also be some situations that you have never thought of before, So how do you manage things in your crop, spawn laboratory or composting yard? Maybe there are some things you could do better or differently!

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Consultancy

Industrial design and technology transfer

Together with the client, we define the specific project to be developed, specifying all the key aspects of the project and taking it by the hand until it is put into operation.We support in the definition of the design, projection and planning of the different facilities of each project. We advise...

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Filtered Bags

Advantages of filtered bags

They remain soft and easy to seal after heat treatment in an autoclave for up to six hours at (125 ° C).There are many models and sizes of standard bags, with different types of filters and we can also customize them for special needs.They can provide an adequate exchange of gases, but excluding...

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VALORISATION OF THE SPENT MUSHROOM SUBSTRATE (SMS) IS CRUCIAL FOR DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE MUSHROOM INDUSTRY IN THE FRAME OF A CIRCULAR-ECONOMY MODEL

The study of the exploitation potential of the Spent substrate from mushroom cultivation has been a topic that has always aroused my curiosity. Many years ago, it has been 20 years since I began my research and experiences in relation to this matter, back in 2003, when almost no one was talking about sustainability, climate change or the circular economy, much less in the field of mushrooms...

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Mycological Dictionary

sustrato maitake

Usually referring to the almost raw or less-composted lignocellulosic materials on which mushroom mycelium will grow; any materials used for growth of microorganisms.

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