Straw Mushroom cultivation Partners Relief and Development.

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Straw Mushroom cultivation Partners Relief and Development

Place or land preparation 1.Flat space – land 2.Good drainage 3.Near to water source 4.Open space

Straw selection If possible use the lower part of straw ( 30 cm from ground to above) New straw (still contains high nutrition)

Water Source Normally use water from natural source (chorine free)

Mold Size; ( x X 30 ) Bottom 35 X meter Top 30 X meter

Straw Mushroom Seedling Age; 5-10 days White fiber

Supplementary food Starch Commercial food

Step-cultivation 1.Place preparation 2.Soak straw in water 1-2 day 3.Mix straw mushroom seedling with supplementary food 4.Place mold on ground 5.Place soaked straw in mold 10 cm high 6.Place step 3 along straw edge 7.Add another layer of soaked straw to the mold 10 cm high 8.Place step 3 along straw edge 9.Continue process to fill mold and top with straw 10.Remove mold

Continue Water (if low moisture) Cover with plastic sheets and straw 3-4 day to control inside temperature Open plastic 15 – 30 minutes than reclose it again (every day fro day 3 or 4 spraying moisture if the pile is too dry Harvest mushroom around day 7-9 ( morning)

General Problems Chemical usage area / left over chemical Material date expire / contaminate material Seedling (too; young-old, breed not pure) Season/ temperature (mushroom do not like cool temperature ( 20 – 40) Re-cultivate in the same plot Soaking technique Insect pest and other (rat, bird, ant and contaminate mold)

Nutrition ComponentYoungMature Fiber Fat Protein Sugar1.097