Winter Mushrooms and Home Cultivation
January and February are not known for their abundance of wild mushroom choices, but there are still some out there. Discounting our snow covered Cascade Range and other frozen areas;...
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CMS Meeting – Feb 2025
Oregon white oak savanna is an endangered habitat in the Willamette Valley and supports high biodiversity, including fungi. Oaks form beneficial relationships with many different fungi, some of which form...
Time to try another Meati Product
It seems that mushroom based products are still on the rise as both an alternative to eating meat and simply for their health benefits. But the overarching question for these...
CMS Meeting – Jan 2025
CMS members Meredith Allen and Susie Holmes will share stories of their adventures participating in the North American Mycological Association (NAMA) Boutique Foray to Valle de Bravo, Mexico in August...
Winterizing Gardens While Encourage Mushroom Growth
Every fall Sandy and I start removing vegetable plants from our raised garden beds that have run their course or have been damaged by cold temperatures. We’ve also encountered years...
CMS Meeting – Dec 2024
Bitty will briefly explain how we use DNA to aid in macrofungal identification. Then she will show images of some cool fungi we have found in oaks and old growth,...
