How Underground Farms Grow Mushrooms In Coffee Grounds | Business Insider
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- One Belgian company is recycling coffee grounds to grow mushrooms, as part of a circular system that aims to eliminate waste.
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How Underground Farms Grow Mushrooms In Coffee Grounds | Business Insider
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That's really smart honestly, helps the environment and gives people jobs!
Its done all over the states already for years
and food
And they feed people
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"In nature, there is no waste. Waste is a human invention."
That's an enormously powerful quote to bury at the end of the video chopped up with an outro right after.
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Using coffee grounds waste streams as raw material to grow mushrooms is so smart! Great to see this inventive way of producing new foods🙌🏼🌍
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Mushrooms are heavy metal hyper accumulators. I would not eat those mushrooms.
@@natel9019 what are some effects of eating too many mushrooms? I didn't know they could contain metals
permafungi are onto something.
even producing useful material (insulation) out of their own waste material, is a truly circular workflow with nothing discarded - very commendable
Coffee grounds are a gardener's gold.
This is incredible! Great use of resources that would otherwise end up in landfill.
@@robertlee6338 a landfill is a huge pile of materials that take an incredibly long time to break down. They are comprised of mostly plastic. But coffee grounds are completely organic and will breakdown very quickly
@@chadiel9152 and they will break down even faster than usual bc mushrooms growing in them is itself the process of breaking down.
@Gerry Teigland Eide Oh so they dont break down coffee grounds? And its more of a substrate to hold moisture and other nutrients? I had no clue there was such a clear distinction! Thank you for sharing.
There are companies in the Netherlands working with this concept as well. You can buy kits for instance, and there are farms supplying restaurants.
I work at a gas station and starting right when I joined I started collecting the coffee grounds we used, when making 6 or 7 pots of coffee a day we use about 2 or 3 kilos of coffee so now I use it to make tabletops with epoxy resin. I also collect every single receipt paper and, after turning them into goo and drying them into flakes, I use them to make the legs of the tables using wood dust from my local mill, more epoxy resin, and the receipt pieces. So far business is booming!
The Process is Extremely Amazing, and Highly Informative
Recycling Coffee Grounds and Growing Beautiful Mushrooms
And Selling and then Forming Organic Packing Material…
All Natural Process to Eliminate Waste utilizing Minimal Technology ..
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Those Mushrooms are quite Beautiful and Unique
What a great way to complete the cycle of reusing and producing goods for the consumer and the environment.
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I am currently growing mushrooms on coffegrounds and so far the mycelium seems to love it.
So simple yet sooo goodd
The sad thing is that in most countries is the coffee grounds are considered to be trash and therefore may not be used in food production.
highly doubtful! Which countries are you making this claim for & how is it different from using compost, or are you claiming "most countries" have bans on using compost too?
To my knowledge there's only one country that has "trash" & no doubt only one that would consider bans on this sort of "trash" use too
@@mehere8038 I think it's more about the (probably) low % of the population that composts, some countries might have a stronger culture for it but i doubt many countries have more than 10% of population composting.
@@mehere8038 An example is the Netherlands. If you were to collect the coffee grounds you need a licence that is the same as you would use for picking up trash. You then need further permits to actually use the coffee grounds for further production. Therefore you see some coffee mushroom farmers here but they had to go through a lot of legal hassle.
Excellent idea . I hope that the bags the coffee is hung up in , is a recyclable plastic , otherwise it's a bit of a backward step in the process . Y
We need more companies adopting the idea . Waste is indeed a human problem .
🥰 I looooooove oyster mushrooms. I'm never without packets in my fridge, hopefully I'll be able to grow them myself on my new property when it's completed.
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What a fantastic idea!
What a fun guy 😉🍄
Thank you, for feeding and helps this Planet. 💗
"Waste is a human invention." The simplicity and truth of that statement is incredibly powerful.
coffee grounds are being used for many things now :)
Nice video
That is a good solution to help us feed our cities and make them more sustainable.
I want to do my masters thesis on this topic! Fantastic!!
That's a beautiful thing...
incredible!!
Waste is human invention. Damn.
Those words hit hard
Exactly what I came down to write, word for word!
Very smart people
I do love oyster mushrooms 😊
Great initiative. Is it possible with used tea leaves too? Does anyone know?
yes, tea is compostable
This is wonderful.
I wish you guys would include links to the sites of the businesses you showcase! I would love to order a grow box of mushrooms. I have severe allergies so the typical way of growing mushrooms means I can't eat them. The wood and coffee method I can probably eat but I cannot find them!
Lol riding a bicycle to collect coffee is the most Belgian thing ever 😂😅
Cool!!!!!!
"In nature, there is no waste, waste is a human invention" couldn't have said it better my man. Gods plan encapsulates all 🙌🏽
Trust me, waste isn’t a human invention. How do you think coal and oil is made
this is the innovation that can happen when profit isn't the priority, something the US don't understand
Nice
I believe using coffee grounds to make leather is also an interesting idea of recycling
Waste is a human invention. 😢
I heard a similar story from Sweden
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Im my hometown we also grow it in dark damp room for home use
great pairing with the coffee grounds idea from the Ukraine story of becoming glasses. will we be seeing this video also go into he worldwide waste playlist or will it be going in a different one?
You can actually do this with a bag of organic brown rice, and get the spores from many shops by mail, to put into the rice satchels like Uncle Ben's.
Also, if you put it above your plants, the fungi makes co2, and it drops onto your plants to make them grow faster
I put grounds under my tomatoes ..and you can see a difference in the color and taste the difference in the slices ..
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Interesting 👏👏👏 I grow Mushrooms with Human hair waste at my Laboratory, it is very interesting how much keratin can be refined and reused.
Not long ago saw coffee used for glasses
Amazing! But is there no alternative to using plastic bags for growing the mushrooms in and also for the final packaging?
No
There's plastic made of cassava I believe, but I'm not so sure about it. I want it to be tested to be pure cassava and if it actually dissolves in hot water like they say.
Nothing will replace plastic
Light is needed to grow the mushrooms. Only during inoculation it can be dark. Fruiting - lights.
Hmmmm... I don't think coffee grounds destroy soil, actually coffee grounds are very good compost material, I even use coffee grounds for mulching my plants
exactly. by the time they decompose, they are nontoxic. It's a good source of slow release nitrogen
Did they say coffee grounds destroy soil?
To much of a good thing is as bad as too little, thats why to much fertilizer can kill your plants, and accumulating only coffee growns in a landfill without composting it, boost the soil acidity, to the point most plants won't be able to grow
@@rontropics26 yes
@@rontropics26 Yes, too acidic.
Wow
“Instead of ending up in landfills [referring to coffee grounds]” Im not sure if im wrong, but coffee grounds are organic and they decompose and go back into the earth. They even look like dirt. In fact aren’t they technically good for trash dumbs since they help decomposers like mushrooms grow?
The Netherlands and as far as I know Belgium don’t use landfills in that sense, the trash is first incinerated. That’s a shame for a good material as these grounds.
I wonder what about so many plastic bags waste that's used for mushrooms cultivation, they could have used some alternative instead of plastic bags.
I kinda want to get more mushrooms in my diet. I already grow a lotta plants and fungi can be low maintenance high yield.
That's so clever. Wondering if Australia can get on board.
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used coffee isnt acidic ans doesn't destroy the soil great in compost
But the plastic bags aren’t decomposable like the coffee grounds that they saved from the trash fill. Won’t waste cotton and fabrics be a fine alternative?
Hmmmm what do they do to the mushroom soils after it is used?
Terrence McKenna would be proud
The narrator's voice sounds so much like Chris Chapel.
At the end when he says "Le déchêt c'est une invention humaine" (Trash is a human invention).
That's a ingenious way of reducing waste. But now how will you deal with those used hanging polythene black sacks? How do you account for these plastic wastes generated from your business?
This is really cool! This may sound like a foolish question, but if growing the mushrooms in a coffee or wood chip soil, might the mushrooms take on some of the taste of the environment they grow in.?? I’m thinking of grapes as an example when wine is made! Thanks for a fine program!
no taste difference I've noticed, although my pressure cooker certainly took on the smell of the cow poo I sterilised in it - to the point that I had to buy a new one for cooking! The mushrooms that ate that cow poo though tasted the same as all others (although there was more of them with the poo added)
I wonder if Coco coir would be a good medium for the mushrooms to grow?
Yes instead of straw
I love that mycology is getting more coverage lately. This technique is not new though. Anyone can do this at home. Buy some oyster mushrooms at the store, use a pressure cooker to sterilize the used coffee grounds and mix in some pieces of mushroom in a clean environment. Incubate at ~70 degrees F until the substrate is fully colonized and then fruit at ~60 F with some more air and light.
I'm curious, has anyone checked the nutrition levels of these mushrooms it could be important. I think this is wonderful repurposing sources.
The nutritional values are fine, mushrooms thrive in these conditions
How do the mushrooms poke out of the bag, are they perforated or just punch through?
Holes are cut to allow their growth
@@acidset great, thanks.
Coffee Mushroom and Coco Mushroom.
I like Wood Mushroom.
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So after the mushroom has been harvested, where will they throw the used coffee grounds/wood chips?
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In the video they say they turn it into insulation
So the single use plastic bags go into landfill instead?
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Millions of people living in damp homes already grow their own mushrooms.
I just use mine as compost
Interesting, but how to optimize the collection of the waste?
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This is a way better use for coffee grounds than mixing them with plastic for glasses
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Wall insulation that contains fungi spores is just what I need to decorate my house with mold.
mould & fungi are not the same thing! & it's dead when used in that way anyway, but even if it wasn't, it wouldn't be a problem would it. I do mushroom growing prep in my bathroom & have a few places in it that grow oyster mushrooms if I don't clean up the fungus when I see it starting to grow (and I tend not to, cause it's kinda fun watching oyster mushrooms growing out of my door frame) I don't get mould there though, quite the opposite, the fungus suppresses mould growth
All the fungi spores are all dead.
The thumbnail made my skin crawl. Is it just me?
How do I contact so I can purchase a grow mushroom kit?
I dont need any of those lol. Just want to learn how to grow my own mushrooms
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What about the plastic bags they use to grow the fungi. Yes you're right in nature there's no such thin as waste it's we humans who have created it
How much would it cost yall to do a voice over
cool cool now tell us how many plastic bags they use
1:53
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I love the idea but aren't coffee grounds biodegradable?
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I' m a bit surprised, the weight of the plastic used in the process is not given, neither the way to avoid it.
how? maybe you bury the worker in a straw sack and seeds
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...just wondering if the coffee-grounds-growing-medium "wears out" after a while, and what is done with the remains.
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Why divert coffee waste?? It's great for landfills, decomposes within a few weeks.
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Who is that blonde woman in glasses. She looks beautiful
Sadly they seem to use plastic bags to store the coffee and hang it from the ceiling… it is really hard to not create plastic waste when doing anything. EDIT: Kudos to the second company that is featured that seems to be using trunks not stored in plastic!
Unfortunately the second company is also using plastic trunks, it's transparent plastic.
You can see it at 3:24 at the top of the trunks.
@@br4690 darn too bad.
kind of ironic that they still uses plastic bags tho... i wonder if there's an alternative
I don't understand why this is a new concept like ya all food waste can be used this way people.
Big Deal, been growing them that way for 50 years!
Big Deal!
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