Woodland Mushrooms
Woodland Mushrooms can be grown in many forest conditions. Cornell has been researching these practices since the early 2000s.
Common species produced include Shiitake, Oyster, Lions Mane, Stropharia, and Nameko. Our program is a nationwide leader in providing guidebooks, factsheets, and videos to help you get started.
Visit www.CornellMushrooms.org for factsheets and videos describing in detail how to grow and market forest mushrooms, and connect with other growers.
Key Contacts:
- Connor Youngerman. Agroforestry and Mushroom Specialist, czy2@cornell.edu
