Böcker av John Patrick

Mushroom cultivation is the process of growing mushrooms for food, medicine, or other purposes. Mushrooms are a type of fungus, and they can be grown on a variety of substrates, including wood, straw, manure, and grain.There are many different types of mushrooms, and each type has its own unique growing requirements. Some mushrooms are easy to grow, while others are more challenging. However, with a little bit of knowledge and effort, anyone can grow mushrooms at home.Once the growing environment is prepared, you need to inoculate the substrate with mushroom mycelium. Mycelium is the vegetative part of a fungus, and it is responsible for breaking down organic matter and converting it into nutrients that the mushroom can use.The first step in mushroom cultivation is to select the right mushroom species. There are many different types of mushrooms available, so it is important to choose a species that is suited to your climate and growing conditions. Once you have selected a mushroom species, you will need to gather the necessary supplies. These supplies may include: Mushroom spawn: This is the material that is used to inoculate the growing substrate.Growing substrate: This is the material that the mushrooms will grow on.Growing equipment: This may include a grow tent, a grow light, and a fan.Once you have gathered your supplies, you can begin the process of growing mushrooms. The specific steps involved in mushroom cultivation will vary depending on the type of mushroom you are growing. However, the general steps involved are: Prepare the growing substrate. This may involve breaking down the substrate, sterilizing it, and adding nutrients.Inoculate the growing substrate with mushroom spawn.Place the growing substrate in a suitable location.Provide the mushrooms with the necessary environmental conditions.Harvest the mushrooms when they are mature.Mushroom cultivation can be a rewarding hobby, and it can also be a profitable business. With a little bit of effort, anyone can grow mushrooms at home.Here are some additional tips for beginner mushroom growers: Start with a simple mushroom species. There are many different types of mushrooms available, but some are easier to grow than others. If you are a beginner, it is a good idea to start with a simple species, such as button mushrooms or oyster mushrooms.Use a grow kit. A grow kit is a great way to get started with mushroom cultivation. Grow kits provide all of the necessary supplies and instructions, making it easy to get started.Join a mushroom growing community. There are many mushroom growing communities online and in your local area. This guide will provide you with support, advice, information and everything that you need as a beginner to succeed in your quest.Be patient. Mushroom cultivation takes time and patience. Don't get discouraged if you don't see results right away. With a little bit of effort, you will be harvesting your own mushrooms in no time.Throughout the book, the author shares valuable insights and practical advice to help beginners navigate the world of mushroom cultivation with confidence. From selecting the right species to understanding the nuances of mushroom growth and addressing common challenges, readers are equipped with the tools they need to embark on their own successful mushroom cultivation journey.Whether readers are seeking to expand their culinary repertoire or delve into the world of medicinal mushrooms, this book provides the knowledge and guidance needed to get started on the path to successful mushroom cultivation. with just one CLICK this guide will become yours get in now.

Cuba, 1952.Twenty-year-old Ernesto Ruiz is determined to save his family's cigar business by exporting directly to the American market, but he'll need to learn about American customs and lifestyles first. That's why he takes a part-time job at an American guest house.Hank Mannix, a beefcake magazine model, enjoys his carefree life in Havana, where new men come and go every week. But his immediate attraction to the new gardener is different. He's drawn to the young man in a way he's never experienced before.A fateful encounter in the garden results in a misunderstanding that upends both their lives. As they begin to acknowledge the true depth of their feelings for each other, they must navigate through a city and country on the brink of revolution. Ernesto and Hank strive to secure their own happiness in a world where the future is uncertain, and their love is forbidden.With vivid historical detail and memorable characters, Havana Bay is a captivating story of love and revolution in a time of change.

Story has adventure, nice for even middle-aged readers Benevolence is reassuring: If you are ever lost or injured in the woods, find a Geocacher. After tending to any first aid needs you may have, their attention will turn to map data on their smart phones. They will tell you your exact latitude and longitude, along with detailed information regarding your proximity and compass bearings, for any place you need to find. In addition, they will show you a map with that information, which also reveals the topographical characteristics of the terrain and any streams, rivers, ponds or salt water bodies you may encounter along the way; along with bridges, hazards or crossings in the path. Moreover, they will probably escort you there, as they tend to be very nice people.[p. 3]

Time Bomb is a Bhagavad Gita-inspired/time travel/save-the-world-from-global-warming novel with a queer romantic edge.Christian Sparrow is a time traveler from the end of the twenty first century. His earth is dying, and his mission is to go back in time to change the course of history by disrupting the Los Alamos atomic bomb project. But he didn't plan on falling in love with Archer Meyer-a nuclear physicist whiz-kid whose work and life Christian will likely have to ruin if he is to succeed.The men will need to navigate through a perplexing world of spies, scorpions, sex tapes, and safe words before they can hope to discern their true duties, and perhaps save the world, and even themselves.John Patrick is a Lambda Literary Award finalist who spends most of his time in the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts, where he is supported in his writing by his husband and their terriers, who are convinced they could do battle with the bears that come through the woods on occasion (the terriers, that is, not the husband). An introvert, John can often be found doing introverted things like reading or writing, cooking, and thinking deep, contemplative thoughts (his husband might call this napping). He loves to spend time in nature-"forest bathing" is the Japanese term for it-feeling connected with the universe. But he also loathes heat and humidity, bugs of any sort, and unsteady footing in the form of rocks, mud, tree roots, snow, or ice. So his love of nature is tempered-he's complicated that way.John and his husband enjoy traveling and have visited over a dozen countries, meeting new people, exploring new cultures, and-most importantly-discovering new foods.

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