Kaliningrad region is a surprisingly beautiful region, famous for its mushroom places. For mushroom pickers here is expanse - the “assortment” of mushroom gifts allows you to enjoy the “silent hunt” in plenty. Due to the favorable climatic conditions, artificial cultivation of mushrooms is widely practiced in the region. In addition to well-known champignons and oyster mushrooms, other edible mushrooms that are in demand by the consumer can be safely grown in this area.
Forest lands of the Kaliningrad region
All forests of the Kaliningrad region, consisting of several hundred sites, are divided into four large zones, characterized by relief, soils and mushrooms growing on them:
- Neman lowland. It is distinguished by podzolic, peat-bog and silt-bog soils.
- Two leshozes - Baltic and Curonian. Nearby is the sea, so there are sandy soils. Due to coastal winds, trees grow poorly here. Mushrooms here are found mainly in pine forests.
- Lespromkhozes - Krasnoznamensky and Nesterovsky. Terrain with diverse terrain. There are hills and boulders. Mushrooms grow especially well here.
- All other forests belong to the 4th zone. Here grow hornbeams, spruce, birch, ash, oaks. Accordingly, mushroom catch can be varied.
The beginning of the mushroom season
In the forests of the westernmost region of Russia, the mushroom season begins in late July and early August. It all depends on the weather. When the heat subsides, rains begin and humidity rises, mushrooms grow. The first appear oyster mushrooms, oily, russula, chanterelles, boletus, white, boletus.
In the Kaliningrad region, fines were introduced for incorrect cutting of mushrooms. It is forbidden to tear out mushrooms with mycelium, toss and turn moss and forest litter. The destruction of overripe mushrooms is also prohibited. The size of the fine is within 2-3 thousand rubles.
The mushroom picker, going on a “silent hunt”, must take into account the “mushroom calendar” - each species has its own fruiting period. There are mushrooms that begin to grow in April-May, there are those that grow at the height of the season, and there are species that grow up to frost.
Edible mushrooms
Most mushrooms are very selective about the area. Each species prefers certain soils and trees. In the Kaliningrad region, several dozens of edible mushrooms are growing, which are distinguished by excellent taste and nutritional value.
White mushroom
Description. The most delicious mushroom in the forest. The thick leg has a thickening at the base. The brown hat is large - in a mature boletus reaches 7-30 cm in diameter. Color - from almost white to dark brown. The hue of the hat depends on the growing conditions.
Where and when does it grow? White mushroom prefers light forest - it needs to be found in birch and pine forests, in heather thickets, in spruce forests. Mushrooms can be found at the edge, along the path, on the clearing. In summer it grows alone, closer to autumn - in whole families. In the Kaliningrad region it grows in the Shipovsky forest - near Kaliningrad, as well as near the settlements of Polessk, Bolshoye Selo, Kosmodemyansky, Shepetovka. There are a lot of boletus in the Sovetskoye forestry, near Lake Vishtynetsk. The fruiting period is June-October.
Doubles. Boletus is often confused with bile fungus, less often with satanic.
Cultivation. Amenable to artificial cultivation. It is grown in areas with trees or indoors. Planting material - spores or mycelium, can be taken in the forest. Read more about mushroom growing here.
The mushroom picker picks porcini mushrooms on the Curonian Spit, talking about the peculiarities of the growth of boletus. You will learn about the varieties and doubles of the tastiest mushroom, as well as other interesting things:
Boletus
Description. Bright orange caps of aspen mushrooms are among the people of redheads, better than others can be seen in any forest. The diameter of the cap is 5-20 cm. The long cylindrical leg is covered with black scales.
Where and when does it grow? Grows in mixed forests, birch forests, blueberries. They like to settle along the trails. Look for boletus stands near the villages of Chekhovo and Shepetovka, there, in the forest, noble mushrooms are found. They are also found quite a lot 3 km from the village of Dobroe. We must go in the direction of Dobrinsky, focusing on the garden community "Russian woman". They grow from June until the first frost.
Doubles. False double - mustard, also known as pepper mushroom. It is not toxic, but it is impossible to eat because of the bitter taste.
Cultivation. The fungus can be grown using mycelium, fruiting bodies or mushroom caps from which spores are extracted. Hats and mushrooms can be collected independently; mycelium can be bought in a specialized store.
Boletus
Description. The cap of the ripe mushroom is dark brown. Diameter - up to 18 cm. The leg is cylindrical, up to 15 cm long.
Where and when do they grow? They love the edges, margins of the fields and thinned birch forests. In the Kaliningrad region, boletus grows during the period of ripening of rye and flowering of mountain ash. Large harvests of brown boletus were observed near Sovetskoye forestry. Mushroom pickers are also looking for them near the village of Shepetovka. They appear in the summer - when the bird cherry blossoms, and grow until October.
Doubles. There is a poisonous double - a false boletus, which can be distinguished by the nuances of appearance.
Cultivation. Artificial cultivation is possible. Mycelium or spores are used for sowing - they are quite difficult to separate from the pulp, so mushroom growers prepare a special mixture.
Ginger
Description. He has an orange hat with dark concentric zones and a strong, stocky mushroom body. The diameter of the cap is 3-12 cm. Milky juice acts on the fracture. The leg is hollow, height is up to 9 cm.
Where and when do they grow? The mushroom prefers pine forests. It grows on the hillocks, on the slopes of the logs, in spruce forests. For saffron mushrooms it is best to go to the forests of the Baltic and Curonian forestries - here are the sandstones that are most suitable for these red mushrooms. It can be found in the summer, but massive fruiting occurs in August - September.
Doubles. You can confuse saffron milk cap with a pink throat or with lactarias - large and fragrant. They are not poisonous, but not as tasty and fragrant as mushrooms, and require a long soak.
Cultivation. The mushrooms are grown only on the street - they need natural conditions. For sowing, you can use ready-made mushrooms or hats. They are sown dry - sliced pieces are embedded in moist soil, or soaked - poured dough under the trees.
Chanterelles
Description. The cap and the foot of the chanterelles are a single whole. Color varies from orange to pale yellow. The diameter of the cap is 5-12 cm. The edges are wavy. The form is an “inverted umbrella”.
Where and when do they grow? Chanterelles prefer wet terrain. Grows in groups near pines, spruces and oaks. If you believe experienced mushroom pickers, then it is better to look for chanterelles on the seaside and near Povarovka. Appear in early June, and bear fruit until mid-October, and in favorable weather - until November.
Doubles. Dozens of species of chanterelles are counted. Not all of them are edible. The double is a false fox. She, despite the similarities, belongs to another family. It grows mainly on stumps.
Cultivation. Grows under coniferous trees, oak, beech. Sowing is performed by two methods - planting mycelium or spores. If planted with spores, take the caps of overripe chanterelles. The first option is to throw pieces of hats under the trees. The second option is to pre-soak the hats, and then water the areas under the trees with mushroom solution.
Gruzdy
Description. There are several varieties of loafs. In the Kaliningrad region there are a lot of white and black mushrooms. The first has a milky white or yellowish hat with curved edges. The second hat is almost black, and the plates are dirty greenish. Milky juice is secreted at the break.
Where does it grow and when? Prefer birch trees. They grow on the edges, glades, on clearings. They can also grow in coniferous and mixed forests. You need to look for the breasts in the western part of the Kaliningrad region. Especially generous crops are near the settlements of Kumachevo, Kruglovo, and the Baltic Spit. It is also recommended to look for mushrooms in Ladushkinsky forest.
Doubles. There are many conditionally edible varieties of mushrooms. In appearance they are similar to edible, but differ in bitter taste. These are gruzdi - pepper, camphor, golden yellow, felt (violin).
Cultivation. The mushroom is very hygrophilous. It is important that the mycelium takes root. It is necessary to create ideal conditions for mycelium - they buy it in a specialized store. You can also grow mycelium yourself - from the spores of a fungus found in the forest.
Morels
Description. This conditionally edible mushroom has an unusual hat - on it are cells similar to honeycombs. Its edges grow to the leg. The color of the hat is buffy yellow, light brown. The mushroom has no plates. Cylindrical leg up to 8 cm in length.
Where does it grow and when? The ubiquitous mushroom - grows in deciduous, coniferous and mixed forests. It prefers fertile soils rich in humus and lime. It is worth looking for it in the sandy and mossy terrain, at the edges, near roads, at clearings. It belongs to spring mushrooms - you can search for it in April.
Doubles. Double - morel false (gouty, smelly). Despite the smell of rotten meat, edible. The French consider it delicious.
Cultivation. Morels can be grown artificially. They are sown by scattering pieces of mushrooms collected in the forest, under trees or in beds. Then the crops are watered with water, which was washed with mushrooms - there are spores in it.
Lines
Description. This raw mushroom is deadly poisonous. But in dried form, or after special heat treatment, the line is edible. He has a short, hollow leg, almost hidden under a dark brown hat of irregular shape.
Where does it grow and when? Spring mushroom - begins to grow in April, when the Lungwort blooms. Often found in pine forests. It grows everywhere - in forests, parks, in treeless areas.
Doubles. There are a lot of varieties. The most common line is real. There are no poisonous doubles, this mushroom in itself can cause poisoning - if it is improperly prepared.
Cultivation. Stitches, as well as morels, can be grown on personal plots. They grow on light sandy soils. Sowing consists in scattering the crushed fruit bodies in the beds. You can soak the hats, and then pour on the landing site.
Flywheel
Description. In the Kaliningrad region, out of 18 species of moss, there are usually two - green and chestnut. The first hat is convex, scaly. Color - greenish or olive. The chestnut chestnut has a dark brown hat, also covered with scales.
Where does it grow and when? Flywheels grow on sandy soils. During a period of drought, they can be found in swampy pine forests. Prefers thickets - coniferous and deciduous. He likes to settle on the edges of the meadow, along the roads. Mokhovikov, according to mushroom pickers, is especially numerous in the area of the airport, behind the village of Arslanovo and in the woods near the Mill. Bear fruit from July to October.
If you collect moss shoes, make sure that there is no mold on their hats - it is very dangerous for the body.
Doubles. There are no poisonous mosses. But there is a false flywheel, which refers to conditionally edible mushrooms. Some sources attribute it to inedible. Also, a chestnut mushroom, which does not lose bitterness when cooking, looks like a mushroom.
Cultivation. You can grow it yourself - by sowing spores from fresh mushrooms. You need to find good, ripe mushrooms in the forest, and break the hats into pieces, not separating from the legs. Planting material is laid in the ground. The second option is to grow mossy mushrooms on a stump. For this, the mycelium is laid in the drilled holes.
Mushrooms
Description. This is a small fungus. The diameter of the hat is only 3-6 cm. The height of the legs is up to 7 cm. At the bottom of the legs there are dark flakes. There is a "skirt". Young fungi in the center have a tubercle.
Where does it grow and when? They like to grow on deciduous trees - they choose rotted and damaged trunks. Honey mushrooms in the Kaliningrad region are easy to find. You can dial them near the village of Udelny Duvaney, Baltika and Austerlitz. They are also found behind the settlements of Iglino and Arslanovo, and in other places. Summer mushrooms begin bearing fruit in June. Autumn honey mushrooms grow from September to mid-October.
Doubles. The summer mushroom has many doubles, the most dangerous of which is the sulfur yellow poisonous mushroom. The autumn honey agaric also has a poisonous double - it has a bright yellow leg and a hat. There are no scales on the surface of the fungus.
Cultivation. This prolific fungus can be successfully cultivated. Sow spores that are taken from the caps of ripe mushrooms. The crushed pieces are poured with water, and then it is watered with stumps or pieces of wood. Read more about growing mushrooms in a farm here.
Polish mushroom
Description. Looks like a white mushroom. Hat - chestnut brown, dark brown or chocolate brown. The tubular layer resembles a honeycomb. The surface of the hat is dry and smooth; in rainy weather it becomes sticky. The leg is cylindrical in shape. The mushroom on the break turns blue.
Where does it grow and when? Likes to settle under coniferous trees. Sometimes grows under oaks and chestnuts. Prefers sandy soil. Fruits from mid-summer to November. This mushroom pleases mushroom pickers at a time when ceps and butterfish ran out. In the Kaliningrad region it grows in an area with sandstones. There are many of them in the area between Slavsk and Sovetsk.
Doubles. There are no particularly similar and poisonous doubles. You can confuse a Polish mushroom except with a satanic one. But they have little in common, so the error is almost ruled out.
Cultivation. The easiest way to grow Polish mushroom is to sow a special mixture of mycelium on the substrate. You can also propagate the fungus by spores or transfer of the mycelium.
Butterflies
Description. Valuable mushroom growing in well-lit areas. Small size. In appearance they resemble mosses. First, the hat has a hemispherical or conical shape, then it straightens. The maximum diameter is 15 cm. It has a sticky skin-film. Color - from ocher to chocolate brown.
Where does it grow and when? The first mushrooms appear along with pine blossoms. After the flowering of linden - the second crop. Most of the mushrooms are in glades, hillocks, near forest paths, in young pine trees, where there is a lot of grass. Abundant harvests of oil were seen in the airport area, in the forest near the Mill, as well as in the forest beyond the village of Blagovar.
Doubles. There are poisonous doubles. Can be confused with pepper mushroom, galley bordered.
Cultivation. The mushroom is in demand, so it makes sense to cultivate it artificially. For sowing, you can buy mycelium obtained in laboratory conditions, but mushroom growers prefer to take spores from overripe forest mushrooms. There is no highly profitable technology for growing indoors, so the oil is grown in large areas with coniferous plantings.
Russula
Description. Small mushrooms have a hemispherical hat. As it grows, it opens - it becomes flat or funnel-shaped. Diameter - up to 15 cm. Color - from brownish-greenish to burning red. The color depends on the type of russula - and there are about three dozen of them. The leg is white, cylindrical.
Where does it grow and when? Unpretentious to growing conditions. They are found in abundance in spruce forests, aspen forests, pine forests, on the outskirts of swamps. Growth begins in late spring, and mass fruiting in late summer. Russula can be found almost throughout the region - this mushroom accounts for 45% of the total mushroom mass.
Doubles. Among the three dozen Russula, about 10 have a bitter taste. Among the inedibles are caustic, poignant, blood red, and birch. They are not considered poisonous, but are not suitable for food.
Cultivation. They grow in natural conditions and indoors - in boxes. Planted by distribution of dry mycelium mixed with soil. Need drip irrigation.
Kozlyak
Description. The mushroom is inconspicuous in appearance. The color of the hat is light brown or red-yellow. The leg is thin and curved, of the same shade. The hat, initially convex, becomes flat as it grows. In wet weather it is covered with mucus. Turns blue on a break.
Where does it grow and when? It grows to the very frosts. It prefers moist areas - raw pine trees, roadside plots, outskirts of the swamps.
Doubles. There are no false representatives, so you can collect without fear. You can confuse it except with pepper mushroom - it is inedible and belongs to the genus oily.
Cultivation. The seed of the goat - mycelium, is planted, usually from September to April - in boxes with a substrate. In May, transplanted into the ground.
Gladysh
Description. Conditionally edible mushroom. The second name is the common lactarius. He initially has a purple-gray hat with concentric zones, as it grows, the color becomes gray-reddish, the rings disappear. It releases milky juice at a break. The leg is hollow and swollen.
Where does it grow and when? It grows from August to October in all spruce and mixed forests of the region. The mushroom loves alder, so it is often called alder.
Doubles. It has no toxic doubles and analogues.
Cultivation. Smoothie, being conditionally edible, is suitable only for salting. It is not considered a particularly valuable mushroom, therefore, it is not artificially cultivated. If desired, it can, of course, be planted - with the help of mycelium or spores.
Valui
Description. Mushroom russula detachment. Powerful hat - shiny, slippery in wet weather. The shape is almost spherical. In diameter reaches 14 cm. Color - light brown. Leg - 5-15 cm in length.
Where does it grow and when? It grows from mid-summer to early October. Prefers forests with high humidity. It grows well in birch forests, pine trees, under oaks. Not in great demand among mushroom pickers - the mushroom requires special processing. It is growing everywhere.
Doubles. There are no poisonous doubles. But there is a false value. For a sharp specific smell, his name is "horseradish mushroom."
Cultivation. Many mushroom pickers bypass valui - these are mushrooms for everybody. They haven’t grown it artificially yet - although mushroom caps - salted and pickled, are very tasty.
Greenfinch
Description. Conditionally edible greenfinch retains its greenish tint even after cooking. The hat is 4-12 cm in diameter. It darkens as it ripens. The thickened leg is slightly lighter than the cap. Height - 3-5 cm.
Where does it grow and when? In the Kaliningrad region, it is found in abundance in all dry forests with sandy soils. Prefers conifers. One hat is visible - the legs are recessed into the soil. Fruiting - from mid-August to November. When there are no mushrooms left, you can go for greenfinches. Look for them in the area of the airport and the Mill - they often grow where fruit trees and porcini mushrooms bear fruit.
Doubles. It can be confused with rows. For example - sulfur-yellow rowing, which can be distinguished by an unpleasant odor.
Cultivation. To grow greenfinch, you need to spend effort and money, no less than for growing champignons, butter, boletus and other valuable mushrooms. That is why the cultivation of most conditionally edible mushrooms is not cost-effective.
Serushka
Description. The hat is lilac gray with concentric zones. The leg is hollow, almost the same color as the hat. Milky juice is secreted at the break.
Where does it grow and when? Grow in groups. You need to look for them in mixed forests, aspen forests and birch forests. Prefers light, swampy areas. They love to grow along roads, in glades, meadows, and forest edges. Especially for seroshki they rarely go, but if you go to the area of Lake Vishtynets - to the oak-deciduous forest, you will surely find many serushki there.
Doubles. There are no poisonous doubles in nature.
Cultivation. The mushroom requires a long - soaking for 24 hours. Like most conditionally edible mushrooms, it is not of interest for artificial cultivation.
Sarcoscifa
Description. Austrian sarcoscifa reaches 6 cm in diameter. The mushroom first has a cupped, then saucer-shaped. The inside is red, matte, and the outside is mealy, whitish.
Where does it grow and when? Fruiting - from April to early June. In warm autumn, it can grow a second wave. It grows in deciduous and mixed forests, in parks. Grows on branches, moss, rotting wood, especially likes linden, maple, willow, oak, birch. She is one of the first among mushrooms to appear on the Curonian Spit.
Doubles. It is similar to its fellow sacrifices - Austrian, Dudley, western.
Cultivation. The pulp has no particular taste or smell. Low taste. This mushroom is ignored by most mushroom pickers. Moreover, there is no interest in its artificial cultivation.
Belyanki
Description. Conditionally edible mushroom of the lamellar type, from the genus lactic. It is a type of trevushki. The hat is yellowish white. Fluffy edges - bent inwards. Grows in groups. The height of the white leg is 3-6 cm.
Where does it grow and when? Prefer deciduous and mixed forests. They are found along country roads, in meadows and forest edges. The condition for growth is the presence of birches nearby. Fruiting - from early August to early October. By area, it is better to look for it in birch forests.
Doubles. Due to its specific appearance, it is difficult to confuse. The whitewater is only like a thrill. But the latter has a pronounced pink color. And confusion will not cost much - the thrush is also edible.
Cultivation. Mass production of whites is not practiced. But if you wish, you can grow a mushroom in the garden. The principle of its sowing does not differ from the planting of other mushrooms - mycelium or spores of mushrooms collected in the forest are used.
Hedgehog
Description. Hedgehog is little known and unpopular among mushroom pickers. It has a bitter taste. It looks like a fox. There are dozens of species of blackberries. Their distinguishing feature is the “spines” at the bottom of the cap.
Where does it grow and when? It grows in forests of any type. It lives on wood - living and dead. Prefers birch, oak, beech. Love high humidity and warm climate. They grow from mid-autumn to frost. In the Kaliningrad region is not successful, especially for blackberries rarely go. Usually, mushroom pickers do not take them to the basket.
Doubles. Even experienced mushroom pickers cannot understand the variety of blackberries. But there are no poisonous individuals among these mushrooms.
Cultivation. It belongs to the fourth food category. Not of interest for mass production. In amateur mushroom growing is also not in demand.
Poisonous mushrooms
In the forests of the Kaliningrad region, along with edible mushrooms, there are many toxic analogues. The most dangerous moment in picking mushrooms is a mistake in determining the species.
In just one month of the last mushroom season, 25 people were poisoned. The main cause of poisoning is the inability to recognize mushrooms. The second reason is the improper preparation of conditionally edible species.
Inedible mushrooms are not so bad, they only spoil the soup, the maximum damage is an upset digestion. Poisonous species are another matter. Their use can be fatal. Since they are often disguised as edible individuals, it is important to know by what signs they can be distinguished.
Death cap
Description. Pale toadstool is a deadly mushroom. The most poisonous in the world. The hat with a diameter of 5-14 cm can have a color from grayish and greenish to olive. The shape is flat or hemispherical. The edges of the hat are even. Juicy white pulp does not change color when damaged. It has a sweet taste - you can not try! The smell is not expressed. A distinctive feature - the upper part of the leg is crowned with a membranous ring. Below - where there is a thickening, there is also a film. The lower bag-shaped "skirt" is painted white or greenish, its width is 3-5 cm.
When and where does it grow? It grows both individually and in groups. You can stumble on it in any forest - it is unpretentious to the growing conditions, although it prefers fertile and lighted soils. Fruiting begins at the end of summer.
Only toadstools have film rings. It is from them that you can identify this terrible mushroom, and avoid danger.
Who can be confused with? Pale grebe can be confused with champignons, green and green russula. The cause of the error is the similarity of color.
Fly agaric
Description. Amanita is the most noticeable poisonous mushroom that is found in the forests of our western borders. Red fly agaric is easily distinguished by the bright color of the hat - from yellow to bright red, and white scaly specks.
Where does it grow and when? They grow everywhere - in any forest. The fruiting period begins in July.
Who can be confused with? There is practically no one to confuse the red fly agaric with. True, there is a similar caesarean mushroom, but it grows in the Caucasus. Amanita growing in local forests is unlikely to fall into the mushroom picker basket. The red fly agaric is not the only one of its kind, it is also smelly and grebe. The latter is similar in color to a pale grebe.
Satanic mushroom
Description. The hat is grayish at first, then greenish. Diameter - 10-25 cm. The yellow tubular layer turns green when ripe. The massive leg is reddish-brown in shape resembles a turnip. At the break, the flesh turns blue.
Where does it grow and when? Satanic mushroom prefers calcareous soils. Grows in mixed forests. It is usually found under lindens, chestnuts, hazel. It can be found from mid-June to the end of September.
Who can be confused with? It can be confused with white - if you really do not understand mushrooms. Usually mushroom pickers easily recognize the satanic mushroom by the reddish leg. In some countries, it is collected and processed in a special way, eaten. But in the Kaliningrad forests there are enough edible mushrooms to risk health.
Gall mushroom
Description. Gorchak is poisonous and has a bitter taste that no treatment can take away. He has a round hat of brownish hues. Diameter - 4-15 cm. More often hats are light, like mushrooms. The tubular layer is white, but turns pink over time. Leg - 3-13 cm, covered with a dense network of brownish fibers.
Where does it grow and when? It grows in forests of any type. Prefers to grow under oaks, birches, conifers. Appearing at the beginning of summer, it comes across in the forest until October. He loves rotten stumps, tree roots. Grows in groups of 10-15 pieces, less often alone.
Who can be confused with? Young fungi are easily confused with boletus. He is often called "false white." They are distinguished by the bitter taste and color of the pulp - it turns pink at the break. Fatal outcome - 85%.
False champignon
Description. Unlike edible champignons, false smells like iodine or carbolic. If the pulp is broken, it will turn yellow. Hats for false champignons are silky, finely scaled. The color of the plates is white at first, pink as it ripens. The white and hollow legs at the base are swollen.
Where does it grow and when? The appearance time is mid-summer. An unpretentious mushroom that is found everywhere - in forests of any type, in parks, near houses, in fields and in meadows.
Who can be confused with? False champignons come in several varieties - plated, red, yellow-skinned. To distinguish them from real champignons, just click on the pulp - it becomes yellow, and at the cut of the leg - bright yellow. If you press the flesh of an edible mushroom, it will turn red or turn pink. When lowering the false mushroom in hot water, yellowness appears, the smell of iodine intensifies.
Pigs
Description. Earlier, the pig was classified as conditionally edible fungi, now it is classified as poisonous. As it turned out, the fungus is able to accumulate poison - muscarine, which is not destroyed by temperature. After numerous poisonings, the sows were found to be toxic.
Where does it grow and when? Prefers to settle on twisted tree roots. Rarely grows alone, more often in groups. Likes moist soil. It grows from July to October. If you meet pigs in the forests of the Kaliningrad region, pass by.
Who can be confused with? There is no antidote for sows. You can confuse them with russula, lumps, and just people may not know that the pigs are poisonous.
Kaliningrad region is a region rich in mushrooms of all stripes. “Mushroom tourism” flourishes here, and markets in the season of “quiet hunting” are littered with forest gifts. However, the demand for mushroom products is growing steadily. Mushrooms - not only have excellent taste, but also serve as a generous source of protein, vitamins and minerals. That is why their breeding is an extremely profitable enterprise.
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