I swear, there are machines for everything.

Best how it's made episode ever!

I love seeing industrial farms

@stellascott2095

Жыл бұрын

trip_world2!!!!!!

Wow. This video is absolutely INCREDIBLE. Thanks for making this.

@fresnomycologysociety5004

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Hello, this is an awesome operation! Thank you for the tour!

hell of a set up!

Great video, well produced and informative

Awesome video. Thank you for preparing and sharing it.

Oddly satisfying. Thanks KZread!

That was a very good video and I was wondering how this was done. Thanks

Brilliant company and great job narrator !

Great video!

excellent video, thanks for posting :-)

Very Good Video !

Thanks, very informative

excellent.

woah soo good

Nice..great video

This is a great video. Question, wouldn't fir be a soft wood and if fir is providing this success would spruce also provide a good substrate?

Good Morning. Fantastic the video of voices, just like the product. I'm starting mushroom production here in Brazil. I would like to take a doubt. The bottle you put the substrate has how many mls (what the volume of the bottles are) and which is the humid substrate person that fits inside each bottle. Thanks in advance for your attention.

Facinating

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

Fuck you

congratulations on the video. I wonder if I can buy an inoculation machine like yours? thank you

That's quite the operation.

Wow, that is a lot work for mushrooms.

You should volunteer to do a "how it's made" segment: truly fascinating process.

@fresnomycologysociety5004

2 жыл бұрын

Haha that was totally the angle is was aiming for the whole time.

Great video! Where can I buy these bottles with the lids that the mushrooms grow from?

@jimmymisle910

2 жыл бұрын

amazon

@nassimhasni2184

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimmymisle910 please what is the name of this kind of bottle ?

Great Video!!!!! do you know where to find does plastic bottles in europe?? I am having a hard time finding a suplier

@jimmymisle910

2 жыл бұрын

amazon and eBay

those blue oysters are super blue!

Mushroom compost yes please for the garden

cool..the king oyster mushroom is similar to oyster mushroom?

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

No.

Wow

Do you have culinary institute of America tours come visit? Because I feel like I visited your farm while on my food and wine tour

Can you tell me what/who your source is for the grow bottles?

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

U can by them from edward and apple orchard farmstead just off route 906 at the second turnpike across from the julius river estuary on the west hill of the eastern plain.

I want to grow mushrooms now

I am looking to start my own commercial farm, is there any key advice I can get as it relates to getting things up and running?

@mycoadventure5500

4 жыл бұрын

Did you do it?

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

The key is to not start.

Where are these sold? Didnt even know there was a fresno mythological society! Wow!!

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

They are only sold on the 3rd day of the sixth month following the last sacrifice of the jeweled virgin on the hill of tranquility.

i dont even like mushrooms that much , and i have no idea at all why this video was recommended to me but i must say that was pretty cool to learn i had no idea at all how they grew.

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

Everybody hates you.

@MrBird94

4 жыл бұрын

@@constablebentonfraser5014 why ?

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrBird94 Because two years later you came to me whence I summon you as my puppet and you yield unto thee and all of Gods Angels have forsaken you to thy beast of the realm and ye shall forth with be held in a cage of your own making that renders ye senseless and starving, thirsty for more of the virgin blood you have consumed.

@MrBird94

4 жыл бұрын

Dude, whats wrong with you? What kind of a high are you on man. You must be so lonely......

Hello sir I need to your training

And that's how it is done

where do all these amazing machines come from?

@AshleyMillsTube

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's one of those strange things where these machines seem to come from nowhere. Whenever I see mass production videos now I just think to myself "who the hell is building these magical machines" But of course, you can grow Reishi without the machines as you point out :) It would be cool to develop some open-source machines for this purpose.

@TheUserid82

7 жыл бұрын

Most likely custom built to save time. All it takes is the right employee and they can cut the process time of a single stage then move to the next stage.

@AshleyMillsTube

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, perhaps that how it goes. They say "oh we need a machine that shaves tops of mycelium out of bottles". Then some engineering firm just designs that bit. That would make sense, one bit at a time.

@ceselb

7 жыл бұрын

Look again, most of the machines have japanese signs on them. Likely imported from there.

@turtlenecks

7 жыл бұрын

This is the Japanese mass production system. I can tell by the jars they're using. Notice the kanji and hiragana writing on the machines. Also in the beginning he said that the farm was established 9 years ago in 2006 by Jiro Watanugi. That's a Japanese name. Most likely imported as ceselb said.

Why do you guys use 91% isopropyl? I heard that the alcohol at that level doesn't have a high enough water content to adequately pass through the cell water barrier, and that 70% is actually better sterility wise than 91%.

@fresnomycologysociety5004

7 жыл бұрын

They purchase 91 percent because it is has the highest concentration that is readily available. They mix it down in their sprayers, in this way they get more for less.

@joeseif

7 жыл бұрын

Judge Fudge I seem to get more contamination with 70%

Someone please suggest me to proctect enoki mushroom from whiteish damage and produce totally white and dry enoki mushroom,,,,, here it usually comes water in its head little dark in colour,,,,, plz suggest me medicine or proper way

Do you have vacant position for mushroom picker?

@werty7169

4 жыл бұрын

@Sandra McShane how i wish. I'm from philippines

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

Yes we have position. Just contact 555-3226. We have many suitable positions that you can fill if you are thirsty for knowledge or other things you can swallow everything we can give you from whatever position you will find yourself in.

6:27 The beech mushrooms you showed previously are known as "shimeji" in Japan, *not* blue oysters.

@fresnomycologysociety5004

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the correction. This was recorded very early on in my mycology career and there was a huge language barrier between my crew and the operator of Sun Smiling Valley Farms.

@syberphish

2 жыл бұрын

@@fresnomycologysociety5004 I wasn't trying to be a tool or anything, I actually really enjoyed watching the video. I'm down in the Antelope Valley area, just started growing 3 months ago myself and harvested my first batch of shimeji last week. I'm also an Aspie, so I just thought I'd point it out. The bottle operations are nice for the reusability, but they seem pretty expensive to get up off the ground with all the overhead for machinery. I'd love to drop by and say hello next time I'm up that way. Happy farming ^__^

@fresnomycologysociety5004

2 жыл бұрын

@@syberphish no worries friend! I didn't take it that way, i genuinely appreciate the correction!

So they follow "The Korean Method" of using Bottle Necks, except oddly instead of Cold Rooms they use Warm Rooms, and don't trim the undesirables from the best fruits during growth, Why?

@hrrly

7 жыл бұрын

They use variety of different temps and humidities to simulate the seasons for each stage of growth. Says it in the vid but some people have issues with understanding the host. The reason why they don't trim is cut down on labor costs and because they will still sell, although at a lower price.

Anyone try to grow shiitake out of jars? I wonder if it's possible! could save a lot of waste there as well :)

@taylorhitchcock5585

5 жыл бұрын

Probably not they love wood

one thousandth like whoo hoo

In Chrome, click on the little gear icon and select the speed to 0.75... This makes it more bearable to understand ;)

@ceselb

7 жыл бұрын

Indeed, though very bad slurring still. But 95% is actually understandable at that speed.

if alchemy could be done on an industrial scale, it would like that. cool a f

Only one flush? That’s a lot of substrate to only do one flush

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

Shut the fuck up pig brain

can I fruit psychedelic mushrooms in a jar?

@sn2011dh

7 жыл бұрын

you probably could. My brother grew some in a plastic bag once.

@fungifactory8925

6 жыл бұрын

Art Z yes look up invitro fruiting

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

No

Industrial production tek

Why doesn't anyone use ammonia to clean anymore

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

Because cats pee was outlawed in 49 states after the great amonia terrroism act passed following the turban murders in texas.

....hard to understand due to light speed taking!

Que?

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

El poopy es muy pequeno pero podes comer mucho poopy.

thanks for the video but the narrator is speaking way too fast. i could barely understand most of what he was saying.

@ba1anse

7 жыл бұрын

Joshua Nyaga agree completely

@sebastianpedersen5806

7 жыл бұрын

Grandfather_Din_Racket exactly

@michaelminner4905

6 жыл бұрын

thats amusing because i cranked the speed up on him lol.

@Boudico

6 жыл бұрын

Fully agree. I thought my speed settings were turned up. Nice video poorly narrated

@Adam-em9rg

6 жыл бұрын

he says that "shmeji, otherwise known as blue oyster" isn't shmeji Not Blue oyster?

91% IsOH is not optimal for decontamination. 70% is more effective and cheaper.

Each bottle loses 60% to 80% of each flush because they weren't cased. What that means is, the tops of the open jar fruited, but imagine if the entire jar was able to do the same, all broken up and sprawled out. They are losing millions of dollars every year because they only fruit the tops of the jar, instead of using all formed networks and laying them out for more surface area. Awesome video, yet such a waste of resources.

@SuperCanada89

6 жыл бұрын

but the plastic bags are so expensive when you have to buy millions of them so this way the COGS are lower and second flushes don't yield that great? and can you do casing with sawdust can't with BRF but can with rye grain?

@HeWhoHasRisen3500

6 жыл бұрын

I was getting up to 4-6 flushes. The second and third are fine. I understand the largescale production concept where casing isn't feasible, but the bottles could be half the size and yield the same 10 shrooms pulled off the top at 7:25 Smaller bottles would mean less substrate, less water, and less time. I could case one of those bottle with a 10 shroom yield and get hundreds of shrooms, but again, I'm not a huge vested company. Anyone who fruits from the cake will lose a gigantic percentage of potential yield. I fruited cakes at first, had 5 mushrooms per cake. I cased, had 500 mushrooms from the same cakes.

@HeWhoHasRisen3500

6 жыл бұрын

The bottles could be half the size, meaning the water and substrate could also be cut in half and they'd get the same yield, 4-10 shrooms sprouting out the top. They'd save tons just on material alone, regardless of casing. Just sad to see streamlining waste so many resources.

It was a great video but the narrator is talking way too fast...slow it down

You should start rapping considering how fast you talk.

@constablebentonfraser5014

4 жыл бұрын

Here is a rap... Yea suck me But dont truck pee Into the valley with Sally I died in an alley She done killed me, when I was sleeping Now I drink pee and wear a shirt with sequins.

Way too fast for good comprehension.

you went crazy for contamination in the clean room but didn't use gloves?!?! dumb

Good content, but the narrator isn't very clear. Sounds like you're mumbling.

I appreciate your info, but please fully pronounce your words. Very difficult to understand

Also I was quite easily able to understand the narrator :/

Is this dude in a word race, WTF is he saying

The narrator is horrible on here, I can't understand half of what he says.

we could live without the music or tones in the video, its too hard to hear what u r saying !! get rid of the music, it makes it very frustrating to listen to the video! keep it simple!!

@nancyoden9064

7 жыл бұрын

I agree. It was quite difficult to decipher what this guy was saying. Also he was talking way too fast and the words just ran together. However, this was a fascinating video, I never knew about the larger mushroom farming operations and how dependent on machinery they are to be able to produce in large quantity. Thank you.

You know what you are saying, but we DON'T! Slow down and enunciate every word. Nice pix though.

The narrator seemed like a patient has been ousted from a hospital and still not able to talk properly his tongue is full of shit, talking too fast swallowing the words, this is not the way you should introduce your video thumbs down to me!

He speaks too fast. Take a breath.

Babbling fool.

Narration was bloody awefull. Shame as it was otherwise very interesting.

Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing! Sun Farm i still in business? website? Says they are closed permanently

@fresnomycologysociety5004

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, they unfortunately no longer operate.

@frankytrevor7

9 ай бұрын

so sad, what happen?@@fresnomycologysociety5004

so much expensive machinery, what an operation.