Different milling byproduct supplementations in mushroom production compost composed of wheat or rice straw could upgrade the properties of spent mushroom substrate as a feedstuff
Berat Bilik,
Ahmet Akdağ,
Nuh Ocak
Abstract:Wheat bran (WB), barley flour (BF), rice bran (RB), wheat red dog (WRD) or reduction shorts (WRS) supplementation, as a food supplement (FS, 19%), to mushroom composts having wheat (WS) or rice straw (RS) as basal substrate (BS, 80%) could have contributed to improving the nutritional value and forage quality properties of spent mushroom substrate (SMS). The SMSs from king oyster mushroom (Pleurotus eryngii) production were evaluated with 2 BS (WS and PS) × 5 FS (WB, BF, RB, WRD, or WRS) factorial arrangement … Show more
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