Indofungi Lab’s ongoing, process-based research and exploration actively investigates multiple substrates available in Indonesia.
A matrix of of Mushroom strains, moisture content, substrates, PH levels, temperature, time and density is assessed. Our goal is to develop high yielding strains that thrive in Indonesia’s tropical climates and locally available grow materials.
A few of many tests.
Data from some small tests look promising enough to warrant larger sample tests.
You will be a part of the Farming Team at our Ayung Farm near Denpasar in Bali. Learn to work with the new agricultural technologies we use.
Your primary responsibility will be to operate and maintain a steam generator and sterilizer. You will be working in a environment that expects participation in all aspects of production.The work will be near Gatot Subroto Barat Denpasar, Bali.
A successful candidate must have a Operator Ketel Uap (Boiler) Kelas 2 Certificate and will be able to communicate in basic English.
Indofungi has a job opportunity for a Control Systems Engineer to be located in Bali. The Control Systems Engineer will be responsible for providing engineering and technical services relating to newly developed AgriTech control systems to support agricultural equipment, maintenance systems, and production processes.
A recent study concludes: “Regular L. edodes consumption resulted in improved immunity, as seen by improved cell proliferation and activation and increased sIgA production. The changes observed in cytokine and serum CRP levels suggest that these improvements occurred under conditions that were less inflammatory than those that existed before consumption.” link
The first mushroom variety Ayung Farms will be growing is Shiitake. Very few fresh Shiitakes are available in Indonesia. They are difficult to grow in the tropics as they prefer cold mountain climates. Our modern farm has large cold rooms where this climate is created. Our Shiitake is very happy, our staff wear thick coats.
