Shiitake Log Inoculation And Forst Health/Mushroom Walk

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Shiitake Log Inoculation And Forst Health/Mushroom Walk

Time: May 11, 2013 from 9am to 4pm
Location: Arnot Forest
Street: 611 Schuyler Co. Rte 13
City/Town: Van Etten
Website or Map: http://www.arnotforst.info
Event Type: workshop
Organized By: NewYork Forest Owners Assoc-Southern Finger Lakes Chapter
Latest Activity: Feb 21, 2013

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Saturday, May 11, at Arnot Forest, 9 – 12:30 pm and 1 – 4:00 pm sessions.

Meet at the Arnot Lodge. Bring your own lunch. Water provided.

Shiitake Mushroom Log Inoculation from 9 – 12:30pm
presented by Dr. Ken Mudge, Cornell University Horticulture.
Workshop will cover some basics as to wood and tools needed, how to inoculate the logs by going through the stages. You take your inoculated log home.

Fee: $30 Limited to 30 people.
Contact: Schuyler County Cooperative Extension, Attn: Brett Chedzoy 607-535-7161 or e-mail at bjc226@cornell.edu for registration.

Forest Health/Mushroom Walk from 1 – 4:00pm
presented by Dr. George Hudler, Cornell University Plant Pathology
A walk through the forest to identify common edible mushrooms and to understand the basics of Forest health and disease. This workshop is free. Bring hiking shoes and tick spray.

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