(Almost) No slugs!

Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025 (5) Weather Twee weeks ago the weather was quite dry and had been for almost 6 weeks. I had kept an eye on the humidity in the Edible Wood Farm …

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Shade

Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025 (4) When and why Mushroom logs need shade. The best shade is underneath an evergreen tree or shrub but a good second choice is under a tree surrounded by more …

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Crooked and creative logs

Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025 (3) Oak hedgerow One of the locations that provided logs for shiitake last month was at the home of a couple in the countryside. A single row of oaks marked …

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Waste Wood

Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025(2) Woods and lanes Surprisingly there is quite a bit of forested area in the Netherlands. Not rugged enough for a survival experience but large enough to get lost in for …

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Log Knotting

Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025 (1) How do you turn a meter of a shiitake or oyster mushroom log into a sellable product? Yes, that’s right. You grab a chainsaw, cut it into predesignated lengths, …

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Tree legs

Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2024 (11) The last days of December. Short days. Long nights. Never ending drizzle. Soggy soil. Hours of mandatory merrymaking. Outdoors has turned into indoors. End of the year always means …

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Workshop

Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2024 (10) Holes “Tick tick tick” is the sound of hammers on the mushroom plugs. The plug sinks resolutely into the drilled hole after each hit until it settles just under …

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Log hunting

Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2024 (8) Poor quality trees The season has begun. The hunt for 1200 suitable Edible Wood logs, a whole truckload full. The thing is, the logs are still growing. They are …

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