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Mushroom Farm

Also known as: mycology operation, fungi farm, mushroom growers

A farm whose primary production is cultivated fungi — shiitake, oyster, lion's mane, maitake, reishi, king trumpet, chestnut, enoki, wine cap, cordyceps. The youngest farm category in modern agriculture: most operations in the directory date to the past two decades, and most are indoor or shaded-outdoor systems on logs, blocks, or beds. Mushrooms are also the most plant-protein-dense, lowest-water-footprint food the directory tracks.

A mushroom farm grows cultivated fungi. The directory‘s mushroom-farm entries are dominated by small-scale specialty growers — single-couple operations supplying farmers markets, chefs, and value-added powder/tincture lines.

What the directory tracks here

Shiitake (log-cultivated and block-cultivated), oyster (blue, pearl, pink, golden, king), lion’s mane, maitake (hen-of-the-woods), reishi, chestnut mushrooms, enoki, wine cap (stropharia), pioppino, cordyceps (medicinal), morel-cultivation operations where successful, indoor climate-controlled production, log-yard outdoor systems, urban shipping-container mushroom farms.

Wild-mushroom foragers and foraging-business operations are tracked under forager (when that hub exists) rather than mushroom-farm, since the operation is gathering rather than cultivation.

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