Edible Wood Farm
working on an edible wood farm
Spots and spores
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (11) Expansion For the last few years the webshop has been the financial backbone of Groene Takken. Lots of bulky and often very heavy packages containing Edible Wood have made …
Internship
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (10) Team Working with Edible Wood is a slow process. It takes two years for shii-take logs from the moment that the trees are felled to produce suitable logs. Oyster …
Mushroom dates
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (9) Right conditons Mysterious? Yes, mushrooms can suddenly pop up, grow quickly, look amazing and then turn to mush within a few days. Random seems to be their family motto. …
Clash of the Giants: garden giant vs giant slug
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (8) “Helppppp! My mushroom! It is disappearing into a big fat giant slug!“ This particular slug probably had a circus background and was either very hungry and/or had a taste …
Garden Giant on tour
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (7) Wine cap mushrooms Each year the weather is different. And that can be experienced in the vegetable garden. Last year the oyster mushroom logs were especially exuberent. This year …
Food Forest fables – harvesting
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (6) Opinion And now it is time for a personal viewpoint. Not because there isn’t anything else to write about but because I see too many people being misled by …
Solar logs
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (5) Solar fields The last few years solar panels in fields have been popping up everywhere. Former agricultural land has been turned into the basis for energy production instead of …
Internal network
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (4) Communication Communicating with oneself is, not surprisingly, totally different to communicating with someone else. Although the language is the same, expression and meaning is adjusted according to the recipient. …
