The Mycology Program is the collective's facet that is focused towards the identification, cultivation, and utilization of fungi.
- Many people don't have the ability to grow anything due to their living situation, however when practicing proper sterile practices and air safety measures, fungi can be grown indoors year-round without any need for sunlight
- Fungi have massive potential to positively impact a wide range of industries from food, to medicine, to pollution remediation, to manufacturing. While this is a rapidly developing area of science, much of it is becoming the domain of patents and copyrights owned by corporations, leaving it out of reach of most people.
- The incorporation of fungi cultivation holds massive potential to work in symbiosis with current and developing systems of plant agriculture
- Fungi have the ability to break down waste like wood waste and agricultural waste and turn it back into nutrients that can be cycled back into system of cultivation rather than being burned to release more C02
- Make home mycology accessible to working class people
- Establish a local network of mycology labs to allow for a shared library of fungal cultures for production and research
- Lay the foundation for the development of a local industry of bio-fabrication and bio-remediation utilizing fungi
- Open Mycology Lab Project
- Automated Fruiting Chamber Project
- Improved Liquid Culture Lid Project
- Laminar Flow Hood Project
- Outdoor Cultivation Project