CJ's Mushroom Farm

CJ's Mushrooms

CJ's Mushroom Farm produces vitamin d enriched button mushrooms in india. This blog post explains why Mushrooms are best in vitamin d source for a vegeaterian and how we enrich them scientifically helping customers.

The Sunshine Vitamin: Why Mushrooms Are the Perfect Plant-Based Powerhouse

We’ve unlocked the power of the sun! Read how our unique UV-enrichment process makes our premium button mushrooms the healthiest, natural Vitamin D choice for your diet.

CJ's Mushroom Farm Blog on why Vitamin D is more essential for the human body.

Vitamin D: The Sunshine Nutrient and Your Health

Vitamin D is more than just a vitamin; it is a vital hormone that regulates essential functions in the human body, from bone integrity to immune system support.

How Mushrooms Are Grown: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Sustainable Farming

Discover how CJ's Mushroom Farm grows chemical-free, Vitamin D-enriched button mushrooms in Karnataka using IoT climate control, fast circular composting, and safe UV exposure — sustainable mushroom farming, explained.

How to Cook with Fresh Button Mushrooms: Recipes & Storage Tips

Bringing home a fresh batch of Vitamin D-enriched button mushrooms is only half the story — knowing how to store, clean, and cook them properly is what turns a healthy ingredient into a delicious meal. Whether you're sautéing them for breakfast, tossing them into a curry, or keeping a batch fresh in the fridge for the week ahead, this guide covers everything you need to get the most flavor and nutrition out of every mushroom from CJ's Mushroom Farm.

Composting Secret Behind Our Vitamin D Mushrooms

From Wheat Straw to Black Gold: The 15-Day Composting Secret Behind Our Vitamin D Mushrooms

Most commercial mushroom farms spend 25 to 45 days composting substrate before a single spore is planted. At CJ's Mushroom Farm, we've engineered that down to just 12–15 days using a no-turning shifting method — without cutting corners on quality. If you've ever wondered what actually happens before your button mushrooms reach your plate, or why "farm to table" means something different when it's chemical-free and circular by design, this is the story of the compost pile that makes it all possible.

CJ's Compost After the Mushrooms Are Gone

Black Gold, Twice Over: What Happens to Our Compost After the Mushrooms Are Gone

Every mushroom we grow leaves something behind — a nutrient-dense material most people have never heard of: spent mushroom compost. It isn't waste. It's the same 12–15 day, 75°C-sterilized substrate that grew our Vitamin D-enriched button mushrooms, blended with low-EC coco pith for better moisture retention, and ready for a second life in your garden, terrace planters, or field. Here's what spent mushroom compost actually is, how it compares to cow dung, vermicompost, and chemical fertilizers, why it's gentler on plants than fresh manure, and why it deserves a place in any chemical-free growing setup.

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