Brewer's Mushrooms

Gourmet Mushroom Business Consulting

Mushroom Cultivating Services

Mycoremediation Services

Edible & Medicinal Mushroom Landscaping Service

Mushroom Cultivation Consulting Services

Gourmet & Medicinal Mushroom growing is widely regarded as one of the most science-based branches of agriculture and horticulture. It is a large, sophisticated, competitive and capital-intensive industry. It is also a satisfying and rewarding opportunity for those with the commitment to get it right!

We can supply all the cultivation supplies you may need, from pure cultures to scalpels, malt extract, agar, petri dishes, pressure cookers, etc.

The frequency of our visits to your farm can vary from several times per week or once a month. We can also be there for you as a consultant for a whole year, this will depend on the problems on the farm and how much help you need.

Monthly and yearly rates will vary due to different situations at each farm. Please call 423-441-2533 to discuss your situation.

Hourly Consulting Rates

Edible & Medicinal Mushroom Landscaping Service

As the different season roll on by, picture yourself walking through your own backyard or nature trail where there is edible & medicinal mushrooms growing all around you! 

The world's most delicious and medicinal mushrooms can be added like a wide variety of the Oyster Mushrooms, the delicious Lions Mane, Reishi (the mushroom of immortality), the Garden Giant, Turkey Tail or the woodsy Shiitake.

This can be done by incorporating mushrooms into your current landscaping or we can also bring in inoculated logs to add to your current wooded lot or trails.

Our services is a collective and creative process that takes into account our clients desires and the landscapes potential to provide maximum mushroom production.

We also construct Edible & Medicinal Mushroom Landscaping habitats along your nature trails. This makes a great educational experience and a unique addition to your facility or business.

Brewer's Mushrooms now offers these services to the homeowner and landscaper, public nature centers and botanical gardens. This makes a great addition to any nature preserve.

We start by visiting your preferred location to make an assessment of your environment by paying particular attention to the site location, topography, sun exposure and the use of native woods and/or garden.

Following our assessment, we will advise you of what mushrooms your environment will support, if any. After making your mushroom choices with you, we will create your mushroom environment for you by constructing environmentally friendly walking trails through your woods and inoculate the appropriate substrates with your mushroom choices.

We are basically creating a mycological forest where you can just walk out to your woods or garden and have convenient access to the worlds most delicious and medicinal gourmet mushrooms that will last for years to come!

Mycoremediation is the use of fungi to degrade or remove toxins from the environment. We provide technical support to install the your mycelial mats.

Brewer's Mushrooms offers this service to prevent the downstream pollution and the reduction and elimination of hydrocarbon contamination, herbicides, pesticides, oil, diesel and other pollutants like phosphorous and nitrogen. As well as the E.coli, coliform bacteria and protozoa, produced by farm runoff and manure lagoons.

As mycofiltration is low-cost, low-impact, and requires relatively little installation space, it may soon provide municipal storm water managers with the perfect tool to help them meet their legal obligations under the

Clean Water Act

Whether it is pollutants from the drive way, parking lot, farm, or industry, it is everybodys responsibility to prevent it from going downstream.

Mason County Restoration

by Paul Stamets

On March 11, 2011, an earthquake and tsunami caused a nuclear power reactor to nearly go into meltdown, and still spewed radiation (Cesium-137) into the air for days upon days. Could  this Radiation-loving mushroom  (Gomphidius glutinosus) eats radiation. ? and save the Ocean? 

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