Mushroom Farm

Mushroom Farm represent an innovative and sustainable form of food and product production. Mushrooms are nutritious, rich in proteins, vitamins, and minerals, and serve as a healthy meat alternative. The most famous are: Shiitake, Maitake, Oyster, Reishi, Cordyceps, Lion's Mane etc.

Their cultivation is eco-friendly—requiring little land, growing on organic waste, and being energy-efficient. Beyond food, mushrooms are used in industry: mycelium is used to produce biodegradable materials, textiles, dietary supplements, and even biofuels. Mushroom farms have economic benefits—creating jobs and being viable even in urban areas. However, they face challenges such as raising public awareness and scaling up production. With the right support, they can play a key role in the future of food, industry, and environmental protection.

I’m personally very interested in mushroom cultivation and have been involved in this field for some time. I’m fascinated by how mushrooms can be grown sustainably, with minimal environmental impact, while also providing a high-quality food source or raw material for various uses. I’d love to introduce this area to you, as I believe it holds great potential in terms of ecology, economy, and a healthy lifestyle.

I think presenting this industry through a LEGO set is a good idea.

Minifigures:

12 + dog

Total Parts:

4189

Dimensions:

Width: 26.9 cm

Length: 39.6 cm

Height: 39.2 cm

Modular Building