The MSSF website was the first mushroom club website in North America. The Mycological Society of San Francisco was founded ...
- Agriculture - Horticulture - Edible Fungi
Cultivation of gourmet mushrooms and medicinal mushrooms can be an enjoyable pastime or a profitable business venture. This subscription publication ...
Report from the Australian Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation on the commercial scale cultivation of these specialty mushrooms. [PDF]
Provides information on the designing and setup of a year-round mushroom demonstration garden in the botanical gardens at the Josephine ...
Includes an online book that provides detailed advice on growing oyster mushrooms. Also recipes and links.
Undertakes research on black truffles (Tuber melanosporum)and operates a global network of client-partner truffle plantations that comprise the world’s largest ...
Article on the potential of this crop.
This publication discusses how mushroom cultivation offers benefits to market gardens when it is integrated into the existing production system. ...
Article describing a number of ways to cultivate mushrooms on a small scale at little expense.
Website of the ISMS. The site has descriptions of many cultivated species, and a links page.
Directory providing links to researchers investigating edible mycorrhizal fungi, including truffles, Boletus, Cantharellus, Lactarius and Tricholoma.
Provides information on growing the edible mushrooms, Volvariella volvacea and Pleurotus species, on cotton waste.
Trade association representing the growers, processors and marketers of cultivated mushrooms in the United States. Information on cultivation, regulations, statistics, ...
Information on this mycorrhizal mushroom, originally from France, and now being grown in New Zealand. [PDF]
Information on this fungus and its cultivation. [PDF]