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Packdee

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  1. Bamboo tissue soup. (99.9% of Thais understand that it is bamboo tissue imported from China)

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    Dry mushroom before cooking.(Look like bleaching chemically treated mushroom)

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    Sun drying the mushroom.

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    Collecting wild mushroom.

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    Cultivating bamboo mushroom during summer in China. (In Thailand this mushroom can be grown the whole year round.)

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    Photos credit : https://www.google.co.th/search?q=%E5%9F%B9%E8%82%B2+%E7%AB%B9%E8%8D%AA&newwindow=1&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=ub_7UtOFM43PkwWgkoG4Bg&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1440&bih=768

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  2. Premixed substrate by Anon Biotech (http://www.anonbiote...on301_305.html) (Continued)

    Packing

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    Prof. Dr. Anon Auetragul and his premixed substrate for exporting to Taiwan.

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    Mushroom Development in Thailand

    Mushroom cultivation in Thailand had been practiced since time immemorial like Bean mushroom(Coprinus fimentarius) cultivation in the Northern region,

    Straw mushroom cultivation (Volvariella volvacea) in the Central region and Fan Mushroom(Schizophylum commune) cultivation in the Southern region.

    But the using new technology in producing mushroom pure culture and spawn was started in 1946 by Prof.Dr. Karn Jaranavicharn

    who has been honored by Thai as “Great Guru for Mushroom in Thailand” .

    More story...

    http://www.anonbiotec.com/eng/mushroom_development.html

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  3. Premixed substrate by Anon Biotech (http://www.anonbiote...on301_305.html) (Continued)

    The rubber tree sawdust is mixed with wheat bran, rice bran, enzyme starch, brewer’s spent grain, ground soybean pulp okara, dolomite, phosphate rock and others.
    Then water with BioOne (a group of selected microorganisms) is spayed to increase the raw material moisture up to 45 to 47% and start composing the substrate.

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    To prevent heat accumulation, the substrate is piled up in formation that the heat can be released easily.

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  4. Ray,

    The premixed substrate is very good for mushroom grower who start to make his own substrate bags because it eliminates the problem from poor nutrient additive.
    There are two different formulas.
    KAT301 is the premixed substrate for Nang Fa, Jew's Ear, Pink Oyster and Abalone.
    KAT305 is for Khon Khao, Khon Dam, Hed Lom, Yanangi, Lingzhi, Shiitake and Lion's Mane.

    The base material is rubber tree sawdust supplemented with wheat bran, rice bran, enzyme starch, brewer’s spent grain, ground soybean pulp okara, dolomite, phosphate rock, etc.

    The experienced mushroom grower prefers to mix his own substrate because it is cheaper.

    Premixed substrate by Anon Biotech (http://www.anonbiotec.com/anon301_305.html).

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    More photos.

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  5. Ray,

    One bottle of grain spawn can be used to spawn up to 100 pasteurized substrate bags.

    We do not buy the fully colonized bottles because they must be used up as soon as possible otherwise the grains will stick together.

    After fully colonized the grain spawn bottle should be shaken one day before and again before using it.

    We can store the fully colonized grain spawn bottles in refrigerator. If the grain stick together and too hard to shake we can use a long screw driver wiped with alcohol to break apart the grain.

    The flame of a lighter or an alcohol lamp will be used to burn the bottle neck and mouth to get rid mold or other spore that we don't need them to drop into our pasteurized substrate bag.

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    Photo credit: http://www.jrfarm108.com/index.php?lite=article&qid=584974

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