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Oyster Mushroom Farming : Your Complete Step-by-Step Guide.
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2024
- This is a beginner-friendly guide to oyster farming! In this video, we cover everything you need to know to start your own oyster farm, from choosing the right substrate to the incubation/ colonization stage.
Topics include:
- Finding the perfect substrate
- Oyster breeding basics, spawn and other items we use.
- Sterilization of the substrate
- Preparing for incubation stage
Whether you're dreaming of a small backyard farm or aiming for commercial success, this guide has you covered. Watch now to learn how to become an oyster farming pro!
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I love the way you explain the whole process, am your new student
Thank you and am happy to have a new student 😊
Very elaborate! Your sterilization is the simplest yet effective.
Thanks you.
Very well explained. Well done sister.May the Lord crown your efforts.
Thank you so much and may those blessings come our way😊.
Thanks for your. Clear instructions and detailed e planations
Karibu and thanks for your feedback
How much did you start with exclusive the house inclusive the training fee till the product
Great tutorial on mushroom farming! The step-by-step process is very helpful. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Thank you 😊
This is really helpful, thank you soo much🙏🏾
I am glad it was helpful and I appreciate your feedback 😊
Thank you very much for your knowledge and sharing. This is one of the well explained and in simple ways. Waiting to see the incubation room and the final mushrooms produced.
You are welcome and thanks for your feedback. We will be sharing a video with the progress soon.
You are a great Teacher❤
Thanks a lot 😊
really loved your simplicity, God bless your efforts.
Thank you especially for the blessings. God bless you too 😊
Thank you especially for the blessings. God bless you too 😊
So amazing and educative
Thank you 😊
Well elaboration thanks
We value your feedback. Asante!
Very good explanation there ,love from Nigeria
Thanks for the love all the way from Nigeria❤
Thanks so much for this tutorial. You do it so well my sister.
Just beginning this journey with a trainer and the information you share enlightens me so much coz i know what to expect.
God bless you.
Thanks for your feedback and I wish you the best in your farming journey.
well explain, i love it, waiting for continuation of the same❤
We will try and share more where we can. Thanks for the feedback ❤
Very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
I am interested@@Shamba_Ndogo
Thank you for a well explanation
Glad it was helpful! 😊
@@Shamba_NdogoI would like to experiment, I'm from Zimbabwe
@@mrhtl5208 Please do and let me know how it turns out. all the best
Simple straight well elaborated madam keep it up
Thank you 😊
Contacts please i need to visit yr farm
@@JJ-hw8ob hello, reach us through 0112 645 423
I have real learnt thx dia
@@busingyeracheal7036 am glad this helped 😊
Thank you
@@clementnantchengwa9659 Karibu 😊
What do you call the material that used in the mushroom spawn the one that you use in mixing the spawn?
We buy our ready spawn, I am not sure of what they use.
Where do i get the spowns am in Zambia, inspired by you sister.how do i get the seeds and cotton seeds.
Where do you get cotton seed my dear
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Well elaborated,do you have market in kenya
Thank you and yes their is local market for the oyster mushrooms.
Which market ad how much
Thank you for this video tutorial. Can you use the same for button mushrooms?
The button mushroom is cultivated differently. We appreciate your feedback.
Where can I get u pliz ,pia mm nataka by I don't know where t start
Contact me through 0112 645 423
Hi. Where can i get the drum and at how much? Great job
We bought ours from the juakali people and they are locally available. Thank you😊
Measurements for the lime and cotton seed not stated
Lime 1 Table spoon per bale of the wheat straw, for the cotton seed he add 1 kg to every 3 bales of the straw
Thanks for sharing, where is this farm
We are located in Wangige, lower kabete
Share contacts plz
@@user-bm5md2tz7r for now please write to me through theshambandogo@gmail.com
What prevents the mycelium from fruiting through the toothpick holes
It won’t fruit until the mycelium is fully colonized, once colonized the bag should taken to the grow house for fruiting
We need an update
what do use to sterilize your hand
Who is producing the spawn ?
We buy from National Museums or Jkuat
How many minutes did you boil the straw
We set the timer after there is steam and let it boil for two hours
Can we use wood ash instead of calcium carbonate
Where do I get the seeds and can I visit your farm for more information
You are welcome to visit our farm. Please book by writing to theshambandogo@gmail.com
Hi how can I get the bags
Hello please write to us through theshambandogo@gmail.com
Where do you sell them. Need training
we are located at Lower kabete, Wangige and to book an on-site training please write to us through theshambandogo@gmail.com
Hello there. I sent you an email but you have not responded. Please let me here from you soon.
Sorry for that, I will check my email and respond.
This means that all there is to know is in this video if after all these teachings we still need an on site training
All there is to know is not in the video if we need on site training right?
Where is the farm,contacts,fee for the training and where is the market
Hello you can reach me through 0112 645 423
What is the name of the nutrient you added?
You can use wheat bran or cotton seed
You can use wheat bran or cotton seed
@@Shamba_Ndogo thanks 😊
Good, why not bag the substrate and pasturerise the bag and substrate to avoid contamination
@@olagunjuademola3800 that’s still a different way and more effective to reduce the risk of contamination
Can we use this method for sawdust ,if yes I will try it apart from my technick ,thank keep it up
Can we use this method for sawdust ,if yes I will try it apart from my technick ,thank keep it up
@@olagunjuademola3800 I have only worked with wheat straw as a substrate for this technique and have not tried using sawdust.
Where can I get the seeds
Please reach out and I can share the contacts of where you can get them theshambandogo@gmail.com
Rice straw inaweza tumika?
yes, some people use rice straw as a substrate.