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A practical manual outlines methods for cultivating edible mushrooms at scales from small garden beds to extensive subterranean caverns. It covers construction and management of mushroom-houses, preparation of compost and spawn, spawning and aftercare, and alternative sites such as sheds, cellars, railway arches, open-field beds, and pastures. Guidance stresses simple, economical techniques for making and conserving spawn, adapting culture to different structures and climates, and maximizing year-round supply. The work also describes common edible fungi and offers concise notes on their preparation and cooking, with illustrations and examples drawn from both amateur and large-scale practices.
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