The Red Lady of El Mirón
Plaque scraped from between her teeth was analyzed in a lab. Amongst the calcified remains of plants and animals, it was discovered that she had eaten two different types of mushrooms
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Reishi: The Mushroom for Emperors
Did you know that rice was once used as a currency and was highly sought after? Odd to think about, now that it’s so commonplace, right? Reishi mushrooms aren’t so different. For over 2,500 years these mushrooms have been known for their health-giving boon. In fact, once dubbed the “mushroom of immortality”, there was a time when in China the Reishi was restricted to royalty only. Now, this mushroom that was once just for hierarchy is cultivated and grows right on your counter-top.
Shiitake: A Common Favorite
On top of being delicious, Shiitake provide several potential benefits to your health. Rich in B vitamins, but low in fat, Shiitakes are also known in many cultures for aiding with weight loss, and controlling your blood sugar and pressure levels. Is it really any surprise they’re one of the most popular of the cultivated mushrooms?
The Beauty and Uniqueness of Mushrooms
This is just a small sample of the variety of beautiful mushrooms that exist. There are millions of different strains all over the world, each with its own uniqueness. Limiting our view of mushrooms to the few that don’t capture the imagination is really shortchanging the world of the truly amazing benefits that mushrooms bring. Not just to humankind, but to the world as a whole.
Renovations Complete on Our Online Kingdom
Starting and running a business is likely one of the oldest forms of adventure, and possibly one of the most fulfilling. Every adventurer hits mishap along the way, but there’s often a wizened wizard to help the hero along. Andrew offers his advice to novices and experts alike through consulting, aiding them in avoiding the pitfalls he himself has experienced.
How Spent Mini Farms Can Be Part of New Beginnings
After spending more time indoors, being out in the sun is a relief many people take advantage of. What better way to show your appreciation of Spring than by working in a garden? When beginning work on a garden, it’s important to have soil that is full of nutrients. I’ve covered the benefits of growing mushrooms before, of course, but what do you do once your mini farm is done producing? Do you just throw it away? I imagine you could, but there is a better option: add it to your compost. Compost is a great way to boost your soil, and spent mushroom grow bags are a great addition to your compost pile.