Spontaneous fungi in hay

[newman]

hello, I just registered. I really enjoyed Didier's book (I read the second one).
i am in the northeast of the nièvre and i am trying the "PP" system for the first time. I put a big layer of hay in February on an old wasteland. then at the end of April I made holes to transplant my plants. It's been raining a lot here for the past few weeks and now I have fungi appearing in the hay. Have others had this same phenomenon? Do you have any comments or advice?
please

[Rajqawee]

Yes, it happens quite easily. With hay, dead leaves, BRF, the fungus has a beautiful environment.

Personally, if they don't bother me with planting or harvesting, I leave them alone.

Possibly if it looks like an edible that I know well (I happened to have chanterelles ...), I pick it up (be careful, with mushrooms you always have to be 100% certain of what you pick up )

[Ahmed]

Welcome here, Paul!
These are the fruiting bodies (carpophores) of saprophytic fungi, effectively common when there is dead plant material to digest ... Photos of these specimens?

[newman]

Thank you for the reassuring answers. I removed them but no more. it's much less annoying than slugs i will live with

[Exnihiloest]

Thank you for the reassuring answers. I removed them but no more. it's much less annoying than slugs i will live with

They may be good edibles. Do you have a picture?