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Keeping Button Mushrooms Fresh

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1Meet the Button Mushroom5m
2The Life Cycle and Strains of the Button Mushroom8m
3Why the Button Mushroom Needs Compost7m
4Compost Ingredients7m
5The Compost Recipe, Carbon, Nitrogen and Water6m
6Phase One, Wetting and Stacking7m
7Phase One, Turning the Stack6m
8Phase One, Reading the Compost5m
9Phase Two, Pasteurising the Compost5m
10Phase Two, Conditioning and Getting Rid of Ammonia10m
11Long and Short Composting Methods6m
12A Clean Growing House7m
13Spawn, Quality and Storage7m
14Spawning6m
15Spawn Run in the Compost5m
16Casing Materials7m
17Preparing and Treating the Casing5m
18Applying the Casing and the Case Run6m
19Making Pinheads Appear7m
20Temperature and Humidity in the Crop7m
21Fresh Air and Air Movement6m
22Watering the Crop7m
23Harvest5m
24Flushes and Ending the Crop7m
25Keeping Button Mushrooms Fresh5m
26Fungal Diseases: Bubbles, Cobweb and Green Mould7m
27Bacterial Blotch and Virus Problems7m
28Flies, Mites and Nematodes9m
29Diagnosing Any Button Mushroom Problem8m
30Measure, Test and Become Your Own Expert7m

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Lesson 25 of 30 · starts 2:35:42 · 5 min

Keeping Button Mushrooms Fresh

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Crop planning and grow-space management for growers.

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