The "myco space" for want of a better term is very interesting and food is only a small part of that area of operations. packaging - https://www.mycopack.co.uk

The "myco space" for want of a better term is very interesting and food is only a small part of that area of operations. packaging - https://www.mycopack.co.uk/ https://www.mycopack.co.uk/ furniture - https://plainmagazine.com/designer-researcher-come-sustainable-furniture-made-fungus-wood/ https://plainmagazine.com/designer-researcher-come-sustainab... If I had a few more days per week and few spare hundred K kicking around I'd be having a poke at some of this stuff as a small scale business. I totally agree, it is surprising that fungi and mushrooms (the fruiting bodies of fungi) are not more widely cultivated - especially as use goes beyond food. I'mn currently experimenting with hollowing out Fomes fomentarius [1] brackets(hoof fungus), polishing them up, flattening the backs and finishing them with hardwax. Not quite sure where this will go but I'd like to see if I could fit battery powered lights in them and use them as odd but quirky reading lights. [1]: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fomes_fomentarius_BW43.JPG https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fomes_fomentarius_BW...