Why Mushrooms Are Important to Pennsylvania

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Gale Ferranto, Mushroom Farmers of PA

Posted

Feb 02, 2020

Mushrooms are the number one cash crop in Pennsylvania, and, because the state provides for 62% of the national mushroom consumption, it is called the Mushroom Capital of the world. Gale Ferranto, of the Mushroom Farmers of PA, talks with host Candace Kelley about the many uses and virtues of mushrooms and its importance to the PA economy. Recorded at the PA Farm Show, the nation's largest indoor agricultural event, at The Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center, Harrisburg, PA. pamushrooms.com

Hosted by: Candace Kelley Produced by: Keystone Newsmakers Team

#Pennsylvania #General Interest

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