Full Tour of Myers Mushrooms Wichita Gourmet Oyster Mushroom Farm 

Nice, I’ve been watching the auctions for an autoclave; was also just researching classes for autoclaves. Nevada school has one (first spot on google search.) and then UNF has one which is closer. But I don’t necessarily want a how to class more a how to fix class. Maybe I’ll message the creators of the machine

yea and add a deployment in on it lol. Its been rough, had to put the op on the backburner till i return

@@MyersMushroomsFarms Hope all is well!

plastic bag partners has them and Google for a promo code, they should have one for new accounts.

major issues with the manufacturer. I got a new manufacturer now and we are working on the new design

its hard to tell with my house on the same meter but id guess $200-300 per month peak season power

Yes I attended in 2018 as a vendor.

@@MyersMushroomsFarms so awesome I'm a long searching mushroom cultivar Ive looking for one mushroom in telluride for 7 years ? Do you know what it is. :) your cool its going to be named after me when I find it again?? Being the key word

Classes will open back up again in the spring, you can check my website they should come up around March

Get a business license to sell to other distributors and commercial places. Then bring small portions of product to each place and tell them you have a gift for the manager to try. Give them some fresh and different mushrooms and bring them a small meal using some of the mushrooms. This should delight most people and inspire them to be intrigued. They will give you trust based off this interaction. From there you should mention your business and that you are looking to sell the mushrooms. Stay safe hope that helps in some way.

I got the 110 and ill be making a double door roll through in the future

spawn and culture labs need to be much cleaner than sawdust production. if your using clean spawn you can be fairly dirty when spawning to substrate

Fairly dirty like...no flow hood needed? Meaning no inoculation in front of them?

@@ViajeConsentido I know people who have innoculated 100s of bags with no flow hoods and it worked out ok. not saying long term its the way but if your using spawn that was done right it should be 100% colonized in a week, well before any mold can germinate

48 10 lb bags per day in the drum and another 40 in the trough if needed. Right now with just one drum load a week its over 100 lbs per week. Eventually the bigger sterilizer will do 100-120 per week.

Myers Mushrooms Farms Forgive my ignorance. Didn’t know that so much mushrooms could be harvested in that little space. Thank you for your service. You’ve done A LOT of work! I’d love to come take a tour, if that is possible. I live in Grandview TX. Not sure where you’re located now. I’m medically retired military and not sure how accessible your place is. But it would be a cool trip for sure. I was thinking about getting into Regenerative Agriculture but without robots I can’t do the work necessary. Wanting to be food independent and maybe branch out into market gardening. Not sure. But mushrooms seems like I could definitely do. Do you think a guy in a wheelchair that can’t lift over fifty pounds get into this business? Thinking bags of grain and wood pellets might be a problem.

@Ross Temple I believe in ya Ross. Sky is the limit

Honestly not too high at all. The misters need almost no maintenance except an annual pump oil change. The fruiting room fans need weekly cleaning and the racks that's about it besides normal weekly cleanings of the floors etc. Most of the work goes into making the bags and selling.

its in the video

yes

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