How To Run A Profitable Mushroom Business | GroCycle

This video shows you how, with a small scale mushroom farm, we're able to generate over $200,000/ year.

Find out about the 6 key different activities we focus on and see if it sparks ideas to help you generate more income from your mushroom farm too.

This video is all about how to run a profitable mushroom business. Over the past ten years or so we have tried many different things. Some with success and some not even worth mentioning!

[dezraehuley]

Open an online shop or market as local small business
1. Mushroom spawn
2. Growkits
3. Seasonings, Jerky, chips, honey, supplements, meat substitutes etc
4. Substrate (market to hotels with nice restaurants)
5. Workshops

[polymathperspective]

What makes someone more successful than another is the ability to spot and or create opportunities to be a success. This mushroom business is highly in demand and not enough people doing it. That’s what an opportunity is. Work from home too.

[tootsie-rollingstone]

I'm currently binging your channel. You guys have a lot of great videos and information. Thank you for sharing it with us. I'm trying to figure out my next adventure and I find mushrooms fascinating. Hope you all are well, much love from Pennsylvania 🥰🥰

[BlazRa]

The thing about mushrooms is it's the perfect kind of thing you can do for supplemental income it's not something you have to labor at every single day once everything is set up the mushrooms grow I also recommend growing ginseng it can also be grown in the shade

[revolioclockbergjr]

I like your content; it's authentic without being miserly on real info.

[SadieAnnCrowdis]

Thanks for the video. I’m thinking of starting a part-time business growing mushrooms, microgreens and herbs for local chefs. I commute daily through two towns, so I figure I could do a couple deliveries per day. And possibly pick up waste coffee along the way. I’d like it to eventually become my full-time gig. Will definitely download your e-book and sign up for the course!

[mirzahusetic]

Hallo, my English is not so good but l will write anyway, I like your work, just keep working...I just sold my first grow kits to other ...it feels great that other can grow as well...this is my hobby, secend income...and I am from Bosnia, producing from coffee waste, collecting from coffee shops...keep up a good work

[sR-rcph]

@Grocycle Great video, you probably already know but u forgot to mention in the video that you can use the spent substrate as soil for micro greens :)

[EricAbroad]

This is MUCH appreciated! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. My interest in possibly working in mushroom cultivation is certainly 'growing'!

[MrSeadawg]

Could you do a video on your grow kits?
That would be helpful!
Keep on growing guys!

[MrMoggz]

Thanks for your videos, they are very informative and I appreciate you sharing the various revenue streams for mushrooms.

[SierraAspenAutumn]

I’ve never heard of a mushroom sandwich before. It looks so good.

[jackthemuss]

you guys are brilliant, we havent done the full leap yet but we are in South Australia and very close to a seasonal mushroom farm with back up microgreen.


I think this year we will me a profit and move into making it a more serious side business.


Thank you for all the tips along the way and all the videos to help us in our growth.


Cheers
Jack Themuss

[twistymcpott]

Just found you and love what you're doing! Keep it up. Blessings.

[ardxb]

Great. Very concise, a lot of information in very short video. Amazingly you understand each point in it.

[mikeaxe]

Am michael kachwe living in uganda I do thankyou for sharing we us ur knowledge. But in uganda how much can it cost to build something like that? of about 100 kilogram a week thanks

[michigannative]

Thanks for sharing this information and your work.
Have a great day.

[leonardmcglynn]

You Guys are amazing!! Truly enjoy watching all of Your very informative videos!!

[studyrxyoutube]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful information.

[youneselmanar]

Hello, I am intrigued please, how much plastic waste does mushroom-growing produce? I would like to get into this but in a sustainable way and couldn't find a good answer on how sustainable it is, and if I use plastic buckets would it be a better alternative. Thank you and best of luck for everything