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My wife wanted to stay in a nice place on the last night of our trip and booked a night in a town she wanted to visit.

After a few days of our trip I realised, through our conversations, that she had mistaken the regional fishing, culinary and tourism town of Port Lincoln with the regional lead smelting town of Port Pirie! 😂

So instead of the ocean views and seafood in Port Lincoln on the Eyre Peninsula, we awoke to the lead smelter of Port Pirie. I laughed so much about this over the last week and Tunarama jokes have flown thick and fast. Decent hotel though, The Ellen.

#portlincoln #portpirie #tunarama #travel #grownostr

Lmao my wife did that once. We thought were gonna see a beautiful waterfall on a hike once. Instead it was just a plain trail that looped back around. We drove like 2 hours to go see basically a bunch of pine trees

I went through this exact scenario a few years ago. I’ve now got a home around my family, with land, where we live near sovereign lives.

Definitely worth it, work towards it

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Another night of processing ahead of me. I’ve got to get a solar dehydrator going soon

#mushroomstr #homesteadstr

Dude awesome. I want some of these trees for my backyard so bad. If you can root me some saplings, I'd pay some good sats for them.

For sure, you can have them cheap I have acres of them. DM me in the fall when the trees go dormant

Okay. I just plugged some with pearl oyster mushrooms a couple weeks ago. I'll keep them low to the ground. Likely in my new mulch basin that I direct roof runnoff

My shiitake logs I piled high on a single pallet. I get some from them when it rains a bunch. I may restack closer to the ground. They are several years old.

This picture is from last September.

Nice I wouldn’t mess with the shiitakes at this point.

As far as the oysters, let them colonize, then bury them in a ‘log raft’. Lie the logs down horizontally & bury halfway. They won’t fruit if they aren’t partially buried

Jacob (Organix Farms)

#Goals for expanding food production on our homestead. Where is a good source for plugs?

‘Mushroom mountain’, use sawdust spawn & get the tools required. Much cheaper. ‘North Spore’ & ‘Field & Forest’ are also good

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Nice! Are your pawpaw patches all one tree with a whole bunch of suckers, like they tend to be? I hope you get a good harvest this year.

Thank you & I have a few wild patches on family land. They’re native to floodplains here in SC.

We probably have at least an acre of papaws. I went in & cleared most of the surrounding sweetgums for more light

I spent a lot of time clearing around our papaw patches this year to get more fruit.

Looks like it’s gonna pay off

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Lolz same

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A beautiful flush. ♥️ A couple look almost like reishis popping out the side.

I've just inoculated a small jar of grain with shiitake LC.

Going to be making my own inoculated dowels and using the grain spawn to do a wood chip/sawdust fruit. I want to avoid buying the inoculation gun if I can.

I have plenty of trees that I can harvest & space outside, not so much room inside.

Nice yeah I had a friend that would make sawdust spawn for me. I wish he’d get back into it

Nice! I tried mushroom logs once and had no luck. This makes me think I should try again.

I’d say it’s worth it. I told someone earlier on here but don’t forget about the colonization stage. Most people mess that up

Interesting. I have a bunch of red maples that needed thinned, so that is what I used.

What do you mean by colonization process? I just plugged them with spawn and stacked them up.

For them to colonize they need to sit 3-5 inches or so from the ground surface for at least 6 months usually.

You want them off the ground to prevent wild mushrooms from outcompeting the inoculated variety.

They also need to be close to the ground because there is more moisture near the earth. If you stack them high the ones on the top will dry out

Wow. My shiitake logs have not produced like that

They seem to produce significantly more on white oak & black cherry. Also, don’t skip the colonization process, in case you did

Picked & ready to soak up some vitamin D!

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Did you inoculate these yourself? What was the process like? Do you just smash in some plugs or did you treat those in some kind of a giant pressure cooker?

Just cut the logs, wait a week or 2 for the natural fungicides to get out the logs. Then inoculate with sawdust spawn. Using sawdust spawn is much cheaper than the plugs.

There are specialized sawdust plungers you can buy & specialized drill bits. I have a huge party on inoculation day, it’s fun. Everyone comes to help & they can take a few logs home

Once you inoculate you wax the holes then let them colonize in the shade then stack into the cabins you see here

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A flush!

Sand. You pile up sand into an inclined plain. You put a hard temporary surface on the sand. Push the stones up into place. The sand is than removed and used again until the project is complete.

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