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pWilly

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Mushroom competition on the West Coast

#17876006 - 02/27/13 07:04 PM (13 years, 7 months ago)

Hey guys,

(I know I'm more of a lurker than a participant on this forum, but that should be changing soon, considering I'm not in school anymore/ have more free time now.)

I looked for a similar thread, but couldn't find one that answered the exact question I have. I apologize if I am being redundant, but:

I currently live in Alabama, but will be moving out to the west coast within 1-2 years. I will have $25-50k saved up for when I move. I eventually want to start my own commercial mushroom farm. However, I know that all along the west coast, there is already a very strong mycological presence (it seems that half the people I see on this forum have some tie to CA/OR/WA).

With all that being said, my primary question is: From a demand/competition point of view, what is my best bet in regards to location on the west coast? I want to live somewhere between mid-California and Oregon (Eureka and/or Corvallis in particular). It seems though that there is a strong commercial mushroom presence in that area.

What are some of the better regions on the west coast to start a mushroom farm (from a competition/demand perspective)?

PS: I know that there countless other factors that go into a business decision like this. I'm not asking about all of the other factors- I just want to know of the market regions that haven't necessarily been tapped into yet.

Thanks so much for your help/insight.

- Willy

Edited by pWilly (02/27/13 07:05 PM)

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Re: Mushroom competition on the West Coast

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#17887888 - 03/01/13 08:28 PM (13 years, 7 months ago)

bump

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