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On March 18, 2026, the third day of the 2026 International Mushroom Industry Conference, organized by Satrise, shifted from theory to practice as international participants joined a series of on-site visits to modern mushroom production facilities.
After two days of expert presentations and technical discussions, attendees had the opportunity to experience real-world mushroom cultivation operations, gaining deeper insights into industrial production systems and advanced growing technologies.
During the first two days of the conference, participants were introduced to a wide range of topics, including industrial mushroom farming, cultivation systems, and factory management.
On Day 3, these concepts were brought to life through hands-on field visits, allowing attendees to directly observe how modern mushroom production facilities operate.
This transition from theory to practice enabled participants to:
The experience provided valuable context for the technologies and systems discussed during the conference sessions.
The Satrise team guided participants through several leading mushroom production facilities, each specializing in different mushroom varieties and cultivation methods.
The first stop was a King Oyster mushroom production facility, where participants observed large-scale industrial cultivation processes. The visit covered key stages such as substrate preparation, incubation, and automated fruiting systems.
Participants then visited a facility producing Sparassis Crispa and Enoki mushrooms, gaining insights into controlled environment agriculture and precision cultivation techniques used to ensure consistent quality.
The final stop included a Shiitake mushroom production facility, where attendees learned about commercial-scale production methods and operational management practices.
During these visits, participants also observed that different mushroom varieties require different cultivation systems and equipment configurations. From environmental control settings to production workflows and automation levels, each system is tailored to the biological characteristics and market requirements of specific mushroom types. This highlighted the importance of selecting appropriate technologies based on the variety being cultivated.
These visits provided a comprehensive overview of how diverse mushroom species are produced using specialized, factory-based cultivation systems.
Throughout the visits, the Satrise team played a key role in guiding participants and providing detailed explanations of each production stage.
The guided tours covered:
By walking through each step of the production workflow, participants gained a clearer understanding of how efficiency, consistency, and quality control are achieved in modern mushroom factories.
One of the most valuable aspects of Day 3 was the opportunity for direct communication between mushroom growers from different countries.
During the visits, participants engaged in:
These interactions created a dynamic environment for knowledge exchange and international collaboration, strengthening connections within the global mushroom industry.
As part of the visit program, the Satrise team conducted interviews with selected participants to better understand their experiences and perspectives.
Participants shared their thoughts on:
These insights further highlighted the importance of practical, on-site learning in advancing mushroom cultivation and industry development.
Day 3 demonstrated the importance of combining technical knowledge with real-world application. By visiting operational facilities, participants gained a deeper understanding of how advanced cultivation systems are implemented across different production environments.
The day’s activities not only enhanced technical knowledge but also fostered stronger relationships among global industry professionals, supporting continued collaboration in the mushroom sector.
The third day of the 2026 International Mushroom Industry Conference provided a valuable opportunity for participants to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Through guided factory visits, detailed technical explanations, and meaningful交流, attendees gained practical insights into modern mushroom cultivation systems and industrial production processes.
This hands-on experience further strengthened their understanding of the global mushroom industry and highlighted the importance of applying the right technologies to different cultivation scenarios.
