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Mushroom growing workshop with Tamara Griffiths

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Sat, 23 Nov, 9am - 12pm AEDT

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King Stropharia

Stropharia rugosoannulata

Mushroom growing workshop with Tamara Griffiths

My King Stropharia mushroom patches have just had a spring flush. They are an easy to grow garden mushroom.

I have developed a strain of King Stropharia (Ducky Strain) that grows on pine shavings, strawbales, eucalyptus woodchips and bush mulch.

This means we don't need to source and purchase expensive hardwood chips!

Over 7 years I have formed a relationship with this fantastic fungi. I have experimented with growing mycelium and ways to produce delicious and large mushrooms.

These workshops include

1. How to propagate King Stropharia mycelium

2. How to get King Stropharia to produce mushrooms

3. King Stropharia mycelium to take home

4. Growing King Stropharia in a forest garden

5. Using King Stropharia mushrooms in permaculture design

6. Building soil with King Stropharia mushrooms

Tamara Griffiths is an experienced and passionate permaculture educator and was owner of Forestedge Permaculture Nursery in Kallista for over 5 years.

She loves teaching about King Stropharia, and has been a guest at mushroom festivals.

This event is $50 and includes King Stropharia mycelium to take home.

Contact Tamara on 0407457707 for information about the day.

Catering

A Farm baked afternoon tea will be provided 

Stay for a vegetarian farm lunch as an optional extra, at 12 noon after the workshop @ $20 per person, RSVP to Siobhan 0407357052

Accessibility

The workshop will be held in the beautiful back field at Wild Wren Farm. It is walk in access only, down the hill and across the creek. 

Safety and what to bring

Please wear suitable walking shoes, bring a water bottle and dress for the weather, as this is an outdoor event.  Please ensure that dogs and other pets are left at home.



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