Richard_D_James said:

What if many more innoculation points were used? Would this increase the yield, in your opinion?>

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No, not directly . The amount of available starting substrate for a log is a static amount. This amount is simply depleted everytime mushrooms fruit. Increasing spawn rate will decrease colonisation times but doesn't have a direct impact on yields. The indirect impact is that faster and denser colonisation decreases the presence of competitor fungi which inevitably invade your logs, especially in age. These fungi directly impact the available substrate. Spawn prices and labor time introduce an increasingly sharp curve of diminishing returns.