Mushroom Farming Equipment

Complete mushroom farming equipment for compost units and growing rooms — growing racks, PUF panels, humidifiers, fresh-air blowers, dampers and ducting, climate sensors and controllers, harvesting crates and daily consumables. Every item is the same specification MushroomWale installs on its own turnkey projects, supplied with GST invoice and PAN India despatch from Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh.

Mushroom Farming Equipment available online

69 items listed with live pricing or quote-on-request.

Equipment needed to set up a mushroom farm

A working mushroom unit needs four equipment groups. Buying them as a matched set avoids the most common failure on Indian farms — a room that cannot hold 16–18°C and 85–90% RH through summer.

  • Structure & storage: MS growing racks, PUF panel walls and ceiling, insulated doors, floor trolleys.
  • Climate: humidifiers or foggers, fresh-air blowers, GI ducting, motorised dampers, air-cooled units.
  • Monitoring: temperature and humidity sensor rods, CO₂ meters, digital controllers, compost probes.
  • Operations: harvesting crates, punnets, packing film, sprayers, sanitation chemicals and casing inputs.

Mushroom farming equipment price in India

Prices depend on room size and material grade, not on brand alone. Listed prices on this page are indicative ex-Firozabad; GST and transportation are extra and confirmed on the final quotation. For a full room-wise equipment list with quantities, use the project quotation generator instead of buying items one by one.

How to choose the right equipment

Match every item to the room size first — 18×40, 18×60 or 18×70 ft rooms need different rack counts, blower capacity and duct diameter. Our project engineers will confirm the list against your compost tonnage before you order, so you do not pay for oversized machinery or under-sized ducting.

How to choose mushroom farming equipment

Work through these six checks in order. Getting them right before you order avoids the two most expensive mistakes on Indian farms — undersized climate equipment and racks that do not fit the room grid.

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    1. Fix the room size first

    18×40, 18×60 and 18×70 ft rooms need different rack counts, duct diameters and blower capacity. Every other decision follows from this number.

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    2. Decide compost tonnage per cycle

    Tonnage sets bag count, rack tiers and casing quantity. Order racks and crates against tonnage, not against floor area alone.

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    3. Match insulation to your climate

    PUF panel thickness (typically 60–100 mm, PPGL coated both sides) decides heat load. Thinner panels shift cost onto the machine and the electricity bill.

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    4. Choose monitoring before automation

    A temperature/RH sensor rod plus a CO₂ meter and one digital controller per room gives you 90% of the benefit at a fraction of full automation cost.

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    5. Check material grade, not just price

    MS racks, MS jhali, GI ducting and food-grade crates each have a specified section and thickness. Ask for the section size on the quotation before comparing rates.

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    6. Plan consumables for one full cycle

    Spawn, casing, bags, film, sprayers and sanitation chemicals repeat every cycle — budget them as running cost, not one-time capex.

Equipment comparison — specs, use case and suitable farm size

A quick side-by-side of the main equipment groups so you can shortlist before requesting a detailed quotation.

  • MS growing racks

    Key specification
    MS angle + MS jhali, 7 tiers, made to room grid
    Best use case
    Bag or shelf growing inside insulated rooms
    Suitable farm size
    All sizes — quantity scales with room length
    Indicative price
    Quoted per running foot / per tier
  • PUF panels (wall & ceiling)

    Key specification
    PPGL coated both sides, 60–100 mm thickness
    Best use case
    Insulated grow room and compost room envelope
    Suitable farm size
    All sizes — priced per sq. metre
    Indicative price
    Per sq. metre, current revised rate
  • Centrifugal humidifier

    Key specification
    Motorised atomising head, room-mounted
    Best use case
    Holding 85–90% RH during pinning and cropping
    Suitable farm size
    One or more per room by room volume
    Indicative price
    Mid-range per unit — see product card
  • Fresh-air blower + GI ducting

    Key specification
    1 HP upward blower, GI spiral duct, motorised damper
    Best use case
    CO₂ control and fresh-air exchange
    Suitable farm size
    One set per grow room
    Indicative price
    Per set, sized by room volume
  • Sensors & controllers

    Key specification
    Temp/RH sensor rod, CO₂ meter, compost probe, digital controller
    Best use case
    Daily monitoring and climate set points
    Suitable farm size
    Minimum one set per room from day one
    Indicative price
    Entry-level to mid-range per instrument
  • Crates, punnets & consumables

    Key specification
    Food-grade harvesting crates, punnets, packing film, sprayers
    Best use case
    Harvest handling, grading and despatch
    Suitable farm size
    Quantity scales with daily harvest kg
    Indicative price
    Low per-unit, recurring every cycle

Prices are indicative ex-Firozabad. GST @ 18% and transportation are extra, and any additional client requirement is treated as extra work.

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