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To: Night Writer who wrote (97037)4/9/2002 11:54:57 PM
From: Captain Jack  Read Replies (1) of 97611
 
Some of the largest mushroom 'farms' are in W PA. They are in old mines deep under ground at a consistant temp and humidity. They are set up as perm farms. Overhead lighting is installed for when workers are in the area or trucks moving in / or out. Yes-- even semis can get into the mines. Instead of horse crap they use sheep crap--- btw,, there is a huge market for the 'compost' produced after picking. There are many mines used for various things in the area-- OPM stores all records there hand has a huge number contracted and working around Boyers Pa.
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