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	Paddy Straw Mushroom: Cultivation of paddy straw mushroom using paddy straw is the oldest and commonly used technique but it gives very low mushroom yield (10-15% of dry substrate). This mushroom has the ability to grow at...............................................[More]



	Compost is considered "spent" when one full crop of mushroom, has been taken or when further extension of cropping becomes unremunerative. Unplanned release of spent mushroom substrate (SMS) creates various environmental..................[More]



	In India, small efforts on mushroom research and development were initiated in the early sixties but their impact was perceptible only in late 80’s and 90’s after the establishment of the National Research Centre for Mushroom................[More]




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Attractions

Exhibitions & Stall

Technology Demonstration

Kisan goshti

Exhibition & Stall

You are welcome to exhibit your products in mushroom mela. For stall inquiry please contact:

Dr. V. P. Sharma : 094183-72972

Sh. Mahantesh Shirur : 098050-39392

Services Available

>>Pure Culture of edible mushrooms
>>Quality Mushroom Spawn
>>Mushroom Cultivation Trainings
>>Consultancy for spawn laboratory/mushroom unit
>>Guidance on diseases,insect-pests management
>>Quality testing of mushroom compost/casing
>>Priced literature mushroom cultivation

>>Training on Mushroom Cultivation for Small / Marginal farmers /Growers-II, 14-20 Sept. 2010.

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Paddy Straw Mushroom: Cultivation of paddy straw mushroom using paddy straw is the oldest and commonly used technique but it gives very low mushroom yield (10-15% of dry substrate). This mushroom has the ability to grow at...............................................[More]

Compost is considered "spent" when one full crop of mushroom, has been taken or when further extension of cropping becomes unremunerative. Unplanned release of spent mushroom substrate (SMS) creates various environmental..................[More]

In India, small efforts on mushroom research and development were initiated in the early sixties but their impact was perceptible only in late 80’s and 90’s after the establishment of the National Research Centre for Mushroom................[More]