Comments on: Let there be Fungi!: Part 2. http://blog.bundoranfarm.com/let-there-be-fungi-part-2/ Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 29 Aug 2011 21:38:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Leif RIddervold http://blog.bundoranfarm.com/let-there-be-fungi-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-245 Leif RIddervold Mon, 27 Apr 2009 15:58:53 +0000 http://blog.bundoranfarm.com/let-there-be-fungi-part-2/#comment-245 Lonnie, I also experienced the worst Morel year in a long time. Found a total of a few dozen small to medium size in locations I usually find lots. I wonder if last year's drought may also have taken a tole on the mycelium. Hopefully the Chanterelles will be more productive this year! Leif Lonnie,

I also experienced the worst Morel year in a long time. Found a total of a few dozen small to medium size in locations I usually find lots. I wonder if last year’s drought may also have taken a tole on the mycelium. Hopefully the Chanterelles will be more productive this year!

Leif

]]> By: Lonnie http://blog.bundoranfarm.com/let-there-be-fungi-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-244 Lonnie Mon, 27 Apr 2009 14:46:04 +0000 http://blog.bundoranfarm.com/let-there-be-fungi-part-2/#comment-244 Pamela, Edible Landscaping in Afton is a good souce for mushroom logs, as is Sharondale farm (http://www.sharondalefarm.com/about.html). I believe Sharondale also does workshops on making your own logs. Leif, et al, It was a pretty bad morel season for us. We only got about three smaller ones. I'd hoped that all the rain would have helped, but i think it was too cold, and now it's too hot. I've heard some folks in Batesville usually have a whole lot. If you guys know of anyone that has "extra" then I'll trade plants for them. (I actually think it'd be cool to get people selling stuff like that through the Batesville store) Pamela, Edible Landscaping in Afton is a good souce for mushroom logs, as is Sharondale farm (http://www.sharondalefarm.com/about.html). I believe Sharondale also does workshops on making your own logs.

Leif, et al, It was a pretty bad morel season for us. We only got about three smaller ones. I’d hoped that all the rain would have helped, but i think it was too cold, and now it’s too hot. I’ve heard some folks in Batesville usually have a whole lot. If you guys know of anyone that has “extra” then I’ll trade plants for them. (I actually think it’d be cool to get people selling stuff like that through the Batesville store)

]]> By: Joe Barnes http://blog.bundoranfarm.com/let-there-be-fungi-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-199 Joe Barnes Tue, 03 Mar 2009 18:35:57 +0000 http://blog.bundoranfarm.com/let-there-be-fungi-part-2/#comment-199 I would recommend you give a call to Leif Riddervold, Bundoran Farm's Natural Resource Manager. He spearheaded the shitake mushroom project for us and is very knowledgable about things like this. Best way to reach him is his e-mail -- lriddervold@bundoranfarm.com. I would recommend you give a call to Leif Riddervold, Bundoran Farm’s Natural Resource Manager. He spearheaded the shitake mushroom project for us and is very knowledgable about things like this. Best way to reach him is his e-mail — lriddervold@bundoranfarm.com.

]]> By: Pamela Tetro http://blog.bundoranfarm.com/let-there-be-fungi-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-197 Pamela Tetro Mon, 02 Mar 2009 02:22:23 +0000 http://blog.bundoranfarm.com/let-there-be-fungi-part-2/#comment-197 Hi, I was looking to purchase a shitake log for home cultivation. Do you know of any vendors in the Charlottesville area? When's the best time to start up a new log? Thank you, Pamela Tetro Hi,

I was looking to purchase a shitake log for home cultivation. Do you know of any vendors in the Charlottesville area? When’s the best time to start up a new log?

Thank you,

Pamela Tetro

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