The white mushroom was cultivated by mixing manure and straw. What happened? Is it helpful for composting?

This situation may be due to the fact that manure and straw provide a suitable environment for the growth of white mold during composting. White mold may consume organic matter in compost, leading to the decline of compost quality, and may also cause harm to human health, such as allergic reaction or respiratory diseases.

In order to avoid this situation, the following measures can be taken:

1. Control the humidity of compost: keep the humidity of compost at about 60% to avoid excessive humidity.

2. Keep the compost ventilated: turn it regularly during the composting process to make the air circulate better and reduce the growth of mold.

3. Regular inspection: regularly check the composting situation, and take measures to deal with the growth of mold in time.

At present, there is no relevant data to prove whether this white mushroom contributes to composting. If you want to improve the composting effect, it is suggested to adopt scientific methods for production and treatment.