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Join Our Upcoming Webinar: Essential Equipment for a Mushroom Compost Yard — 5 Things You Can’t Go WithoutReady to take ...
19/06/2026

Join Our Upcoming Webinar: Essential Equipment for a Mushroom Compost Yard — 5 Things You Can’t Go Without
Ready to take your compost yard to the next level?

On June 26 at 13:00 (London time) we’re bringing together two industry heavyweights — Makis Baxevanis and Omar Haqqi — for a powerful, practical session on the equipment every modern compost yard must have.

Two experts. Two perspectives. One essential topic.
This isn’t a debate — it’s a professional dialogue between specialists with decades of hands‑on experience in composting and mushroom production. Expect clear explanations, different viewpoints, and real‑life examples that will help you understand what truly matters for efficiency, stability, and high‑quality compost.

You will learn:

- The 5 pieces of equipment no compost yard can operate without

- How different setups influence compost quality

- Practical insights from real farms around the world

- What experts recommend for stable, predictable results

If you work with compost — this session is for you.

Don’t miss it. Join us on June 26 at 13:00 (London time).
https://umdis.org/essential-equipment-for-a-mushroom-compost-yard/

With support of Mush Comb, GROWTIME engineering, Agro-Projects, Dutch Mushroom Projects, -control, , Substrates, Christiaens Group, , RibbStyle, , e-nema

18/06/2026

One of our followers recently asked an important technical question about compost aeration:

“How many cubic meters of air per ton of compost, and at what pressure, should be supplied at the beginning of composting (first turning) and at the end of composting (last turning)?
Also, how many cubic meters of air per ton of compost should be circulated during pasteurization, and at what pressure?”

Our UMDIS Mushroom Agency consultant Baxevanis shared his expert explanation:

The required air volume depends heavily on the structure of the compost after pre‑wetting, mixing with chicken manure, gypsum, and other ingredients, as well as the total water content.

- Early stage (filling the bunker):
Farms typically need 10–20 m³ of air per ton to achieve a fast temperature rise.
Pressure can reach up to 3000 Pa.

- After mixing and transferring to the next bunker:
The compost becomes more active, so air volume may be increased slightly and gradually to avoid dryness.

- Pasteurization:
Depending on the tunnel type (spigots or grid floor) and a standard filling of 1 ton per m², farms use 150–400 m³ of air per ton, with 4000–6000 Pa pressure.

All parameters depend on structure, moisture, activity, and temperature.
From the very beginning, it is essential to maintain above 8% oxygen.

Every compost yard has its own approach — there is no universal standard, only principles and correct interpretation.

With support of Mush Comb, engineering, Agro-Projects, Dutch Mushroom Projects , -control, , Substrates, Christiaens Group, , RibbStyle, , e-nema

18/06/2026

Learn how to produce high‑quality mushroom compost for commercial farms.
This online course gives you practical, step‑by‑step guidance on raw materials, Phases I–III, compost analysis, and avoiding the mistakes that reduce yield.
You get 11 video lessons, templates, and 3‑month access to all materials.

Start improving your compost today — join the course now. https://umdis.org/product/mushroom-composting-for-commercial-farms/

18/06/2026

An example of high‑quality work and advanced technological solutions from our partner Agro‑Projects.

17/06/2026

Today is the third day of our Button Mushroom Growing Course in Poland at the Fungi Team Farm.

17/06/2026

This feedback comes from our student Fatih Demiral, an experienced grower from Bolu who has been in the mushroom industry for more than 20 years.

Fatih manages 18 production rooms with a total capacity of 180 tons, and he has been following UMDIS and Iurie Boiciuc for a long time on social media.

Fatih noted that even after many years in the sector, there is always something new to learn. He emphasized that he and his colleagues are open to improving their systems and have already begun redesigning their growing rooms according to the recommendations provided during the course.

The next course will take place in Turkey on September 3–5, 2026, at the Dirican Mantar farm https://umdis.org/product/button-mushroom-growing-course-6/

With support of Mush Comb, GROWTIME engineering, Agro-Projects, Dutch Mushroom Projects , -control, , Substrates, Christiaens Group, , RibbStyle, , e-nema

16/06/2026

A consultant from UMDIS Mushroom Agency Iurie Boiciuc has shared a video from a mushroom farm in Nepal.

The second day of the Button Mushroom Growing Course at FUNGI TEAM P&P Rymuza is in full swing. Today the students visi...
16/06/2026

The second day of the Button Mushroom Growing Course at FUNGI TEAM P&P Rymuza is in full swing.
Today the students visited the compost receiving and loading area, exploring how the process is organized on a working mushroom farm and gaining practical insights directly from production.

Stay tuned, more updates and highlights from the course are coming.

With support of Mush Comb, GROWTIME engineering, Agro-Projects,Dutch Mushroom Projects, -control, , Substrates, Christiaens Group, , RibbStyle, , e-nema

15/06/2026

The first day of the Button Mushroom Growing Course at FUNGI TEAM P&P Rymuza has just finished.
The group spent the day in a warm, friendly atmosphere with active learning and real production insights.

Stay tuned — we will be sharing more interesting moments from the course.

With support of Mush Comb, GROWTIME engineering, Agro-Projects, Dutch Mushroom Projects , -control, , Substrates, Christiaens Group, , RibbStyle, , e-nema

Webinar Announcement Essential Equipment for a Mushroom Compost Yard: 5 Things You Can’t Go Without June 26 at 13:00 (...
15/06/2026

Webinar Announcement
Essential Equipment for a Mushroom Compost Yard: 5 Things You Can’t Go Without
June 26 at 13:00 (London time)

Two leading experts — Makis Baxevanis and Omar Haqqi — will join us for a deep, practical discussion on the must‑have equipment for an efficient and productive compost yard.

Two experts, two opinions, one topic.
This is not a debate — it’s a professional dialogue between two specialists with decades of experience in composting and mushroom production. Expect different perspectives, practical insights, and real‑life examples that will help you understand what truly matters in a modern compost yard.

You will learn:
• Which equipment is essential and why
• How different approaches influence compost quality
• What experienced consultants recommend for stable, efficient production

A valuable session for compost managers, farm owners, and anyone working with mushroom composting.

Registration- https://umdis.org/essential-equipment-for-a-mushroom-compost-yard/

With support of Comb, engineering, -Projects, Mushroom Projects, -control, , Substrates, Group, , ,

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