Asphalt competition bonus helps North spore mushroom company expand its operation scale

The North spore mushroom company won $100000 in the third season of green light Maine.

This is the second major stadium competition won by Westbrook letinous edodes farm in Maine, which sells professional mushroom planting suits.

North spores earned $50000 from the Gorham savings bank's launch pad competition. This is the only company that won two games.

"It was an unexpected surprise for us," said Eliah Thanhauser, the co - founder of North SPAL, who represented the company in the two pitches. This money will help us bring mushrooms to the public. This understanding was a great honor and proved how far we had gone, because we were humble started in a 500 square foot garage in Westbrook. I'm trying to prepare for those pitches, but it's still hard for us to believe that all two of us won.

In the "green light" competition, the North spores defeated Forager and the zoo.

In front of the audience and audience at the Gracie theatre of Bongo Hasen University, three Maine companies began to covet the $100000 cash prize. North spore, ZooTealy and Forager made their best phonemes to a team of three judges: Danielle Conway, Dean of the University of Maine law school; Kathie Leonard, President and chief executive officer Auburn; Mike Herrin, and chief operating officer emera Maine.

When votes were cast to the north, the spores disappeared at a distance of 2 to 1.

Three college students with good dreams

Starting from 2014 three college friends, the North spore produces egg laying, fresh mushrooms, medicinal mushroom products and toolkits, so that people can grow mushrooms at home. You can buy a toolkit on Amazon, or you can buy 25 dollars plus freight on the North spore website.

Although fresh mushrooms of the North spores are often displayed in restaurants and farmers' markets in Portland, North spore said in a press release that it plans to use a $100000 bonus to increase its spawning production (that is, mushroom seeds) and let more people grow mushrooms in the garden.

Specifically, the award will focus on new equipment, make the spawning production more efficient and expand its facilities to enhance production capacity.

With the ability of North Carolina to produce more new products for mushroom farms and family gardens, North spore says it will launch high-quality educational video as a resource for anyone interested in mushroom cultivation, including beginners trying their first mushroom project and experienced rich farms. ERS test a new mushroom variety.

"The North spore has a vision for the future of the family garden, which includes fresh mushrooms in everyone's backyard," the company said.

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