Mold Reporter

There’s a little zippered pouch in here that’ll attach to your Stanley cup and you just might need it.

>>Tell NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and your local mayors* to make the switch from artifical to organic grass turf.

For over 40 years, Mount Pisgah Arboretum in Lane County has held a mushroom festival in the fall. While the last few years haven’t offered the best mushroom seasons, this fall is shaping up to be a beautiful time for foragers. Chris Melotti, president of the board of directors of the Cascade Mycological Society, shares his love of fungi with us.

Notice some mold on your groceries? From bread to hard cheeses to maple syrup, discover which 12 foods you can rescue and which to toss.

An established and growing body of scientific evidence is demonstrating environmental and health risks with synthetic turf.

The Amazing Doctor Zymes shares the deep respect for the environment felt by wine industry innovators practicing organic and regenerative agriculture and

How to get clean teeth for cheap as a U of T student

Fiddle leaf figs are all over Instagram and TikTok. If you want to grow one of these houseplants, there are several mistakes you should avoid. Learn more!

We all deal with kinda embarrassing things, but at least this way you won’t have to show it all to a cashier.

Is organic always better? Discover the world of organic food by reading labels, nutrient comparisons, and the effects on the economy and environment.

Keeping our furry friend safe is a year-round job, but each season has its own challenges as we try to protect our pets!

Interested in how to store chanterelle mushrooms? Read on to learn the best methods for storing these gourmet mushrooms.

Mold is a natural substance that is present in the air we breathe. It’s not usually a problem for humans unless a dangerous strain is inhaled at greater levels than

Of the planet’s five million species of fungi, more than 60 types of mushrooms were brought back from a recent half-day Mushroom Foray into a pair of the Holden Arboretum’s forests. “Mushrooms are …

It might seem like any old wood is fair game for grilling and smoking – but that’s not the case! There are indeed some toxic and unsafe woods to watch out for.

That unmistakeable smell is likely due to mold and mildew. Here’s how to get rid of them, fast.

A team of scientists drove hundreds of miles through the steppes of Kazakhstan in search of what may be one of the largest and most diverse fungi ecosystems on Earth.

The Washington Post believes their efforts “could help make the planet more resilient to climate change.”

When these underground f…

Household mold can cause or exacerbate many health issues, including asthma, respiratory infections, bronchitis, and even neurological damage.

RUDN University agronomists and colleagues from Tunisia have discovered a way to stop the spread of a phytopathogenic fungus, Botrytis cinerea. It affects crops, especially tomatoes. The…

These tips from cleaning experts will make your iced drinks taste better than ever!

While meat-free options may seem like a healthy alternative there are some worrying ingredients in many of them. Here are 13 meat-free products to reconsider.

Ensuring your lawn is always green and luscious is not an easy task. However, a dash of cinnamon may make this chore a bit easier. Here’s how.

Exploring the nine foods you should never feed hummingbirds, and why you should exclude these from your hummingbird feeder.

In Detroit, residents are battling persistent flooding and mold issues. Climate change is making it worse.

‘From weird and wonderful places’

Plant fungus can cause many serious plant diseases. Here are quick DIY solutions to help you deal with common plant fungal diseases.

Are you interested in learning how to grow potatoes indoors? Here we have a quick and easy 5 step growing guide!

If these photos were graded on a report card, they’d pass with flying colors.

Nobody wants to walk through their yard only to come across a pile of unsightly dog vomit fungus. However, if you have, here’s what you can do about it.

Mold and diseases caused by fungi can greatly impact the shelf life of fruit and vegetables. However, some fungi benefit their hosts by aiding plant survival. Colletotrichum tofieldiae (Ct) is a root mold which typically supports continued plant development even when the plant is starved of phosphorus, an important nutrient for photosynthesis and growth. Researchers studied a unique pathogenic strain of the fungi, called Ct3, which conversely inhibits plant growth.