Thousands of holes
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2026 (3) And ….. that was log number 59. Time to call it quits. After a day of drilling an average of 60 holes per oak log, it was not difficult …
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Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2026 (3) And ….. that was log number 59. Time to call it quits. After a day of drilling an average of 60 holes per oak log, it was not difficult …
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2026 (2) Inoculation season is about to start. March the first, Inoculation Day. No inoculation without plugs. Last Wednesday I went on a plug tour and returned with 100,000 pre-ordered spawn …
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2026 (1) Every year it is a challenge to find enough suitable logs to turn into Edible Wood. About 20 m3 European oak with a diameter between 8 – 18 cm …
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025 (12) No more oyster mushroom logs. A depleted supply of velvet shank logs. All sold. Both sorts of edible mushrooms grow well on poplar logs and luckily enough there are …
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025(11) On a drizzly Sunday afternoon I was one of the local producers and concerned consumers who had come together to view the documentary film “Feeding Tomorrow”. Not particularly a feelgood …
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025(10) “Which one is it? The photo in this book (or app) doesn’t quite match up with this mushroom!” Often heard questions with a touch of frustration. Actually, identifying the mushroom …
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025 (9) Trees usually take forever to grow and are still young and green when we are old and as good as bald. A mature tree supports a whole ecosystem of …
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025 (8) It is easy to be an expert when working with known factors but what happens when you wander into unknown territory. The Hortus Botanicas Amsterdam reached out to see …
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025 (7) An outdoor mushroom farmer has to get to grips with the relatively erratic nature of mushroom production. A harvest can be predicted and even intiated when the weather is …
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2025 (6) Soaking Week 20 is a magical datum. It is the first week of the year that the shiitake logs can take a bath. Both sorts of logs, summer and …