Accidental cultivation of the European truffle Tuber brumale in North American truffle orchards
April 20, 2024Tuber brumale is not native to or intentionally cultivated in North America, it was reported to have been accidently introduced…
Establishing a Truffle Industry through R&D
November 20, 2023NATGA Congress 2023 Second day keynote by Marcos Morcillo. The latest in data collection in the orchard for research and…Owning a truffière in a nutshell – Linnet and Simon Cartwright
November 1, 2023We do this no because it is easy but because we though it would be easy. Talk of Linette and…Thinking about truffle cultivation? Things to consider – Shannon Berch and Inga Meadows
October 4, 2023The aim of this document is to briefly highlight factors/elements/challenges/issues to consider if you are thinking of getting into truffle…Unearthing the Appalachian…or, Can I Lick Your Bottom, canaliculatum. (An important mnemonic device) by Ben Kable
September 15, 2022Webinar recorded July 18 2022 As the twinkling of the last star fades The morning mists arise The secrets of…Truffle Research Project Updates by Scott Oneto
January 10, 2022Scott Oneto gives an update of local truffle research during the 2021 NATGA Fall CongressTuber brumale and other mycorrhizal fungi that may fruit in our truffle orchards by Dr. Christine Fischer
March 17, 2021By establishing black truffle orchards, we are introducing a new fungus to our soils and inevitably there will be shifts…[Webinar] Christine Fischer: Tuber brumale and other mycorrhizal fungi that may fruit in our truffle orchards
February 5, 2021View Recording By establishing black truffle orchards, we are introducing a new fungus to our soils and inevitably there will…[Webinar] Claude Murat: Watering, mulching and shadowing in Tuber melanosporum and Tuber aestivum orchards
October 6, 2020Watering, mulching and shadowing in Tuber melanosporum and Tuber aestivum orchards - Detail coming soonTesting your trees for colonization: The Why’s & How’s by Inga Meadows
September 28, 2020Truffle farming can be a rewarding experience when truffles are found, but the years between planting your seedlings and before…Truffle sex & what that means for orchard management & productivity by Shannon Berch
July 22, 2020In this presentation, Dr. Sannon Berch reviews four scientific publications (see below) that are available for free download or on…The need for proper edible mycorrhizal fungi (EMF) cultivation trials: How plantation management impacts yields by Dr. Alexis Guerin
June 8, 2020Knowing how plantation management affects the yield of edible mycorrhizal fungi (EMF) is both a new and complex issue. We…Understanding Basic Principles for Black Truffle Cultivation by Christine Fischer
March 25, 2020This introductory NATGA webinar will provide a foundation to the science and ecology of Tuber melanosporum. With this knowledge and…
