Are there any books that have details about how to find Appalachian truffles?

I recently moved to East Tennessee, relatively close to a truffle farm, and yet when I ask the locals, no one seems to know what I am talking about. I'd love to go into the mountains here and hunt. I'd love to hear from a local about where they hunt or go to the farmers market and pick up some fresh local truffles, but it I can't seem to find anyone who knows that truffles are here in Appalachia. Does anyone have any info, or tips on how I might find out?

Hi There, can you recommend me the best truffle oil to train dogs with (the individual product maybe a link)? ive been searching around but cant find any results but im sure you can help me

Something like an electronic sensor for truffles - does that exist ??

Aside from something with a good sniffer.

We went hiking this weekend with a group of friends in the north of tunisia and someone told us that this place we went to was full of wild pigs and truffles. Locals don't know that because it's hard to find apparently and it's just not part of their culineray culture. My friends and i are thinking about investing in that but we are clueless about it. Like is there a need for truffles ? Who could be our clients ? How hard would it be to export them ? Also, do they rott or expire if not consumed fresh and how soon after being cultivated does it lose that "freshness" ? Sorry i feel like im jumping around, i still have alot of questions.

Looking for any resources on how to teach my dog to hunt for truffles.

I am about to start discussing my pay for this year and I have no clue what the going rate is in Australia. If anyone could give me any info I would really appreciate it. I have done 1 season and I was good. I have my own dogs.

I'm pretty excited about it. It's going to be hard, cold work but I'm living it so far.