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    How to Market Microgreens: Strategies That Get Results

    How to Market Microgreens: Strategies That Get Results

    In this article, we’ll help you stay at the top of your microgreen game to help you succeed in this exciting venture.
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    Must-Know Tips for Edible Flower Farming Success

    Must-Know Tips for Edible Flower Farming Success

    Learn how to expand your markets, what popular edible flowers to offer, marketing tips, new trends, and best practices. 
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    What Lights Do I Need to Grow Microgreens?

    What Lights Do I Need to Grow Microgreens?

    Microgreens grow well under a variety of light sources. this means it is easy to start where you are and add on as your needs and your available fu...
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    How To Grow Microgreens Indoors - SEED to HARVEST

    How To Grow Microgreens Indoors - SEED to HARVEST

    Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your skills, this step-by-step guide will empower you to grow perfect trays of microgreens ri...
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    A Quick Guide to Starting a Microgreens Business

    A Quick Guide to Starting a Microgreens Business

    When he started his farm and business in 2016, donny greens never imagined microgreens changing his life in the ways that it has. in this article, ...
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    How and When to Use 10x10 Microgreen Trays to Grow Nutrient-Packed Greens

    How and When to Use 10x10 Microgreen Trays to Grow Nutrient-Packed Greens

    10x10 microgreens trays are perfect for those who want to grow microgreens in a small space, such as a windowsill or countertop. learn about the be...
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    Microgreens Frequently asked questions

    To start a microgreens farm, you will need racks, lights, trays, and climate control like heat/AC, fans, and a dehumidifier. You will also need to invest in ongoing supplies like seeds, packaging/labels, and your growing medium.

    Research local restaurants, caterers, and event spaces in your area and arrange to meet. Also, find out if you have a local farmers' market in your area.

    The best way to manage mold on microgreens is prevention. If you have microgreens that are contaminated with mold, the best thing to do is toss out the microgreens, sanitize your trays, and correct any issues in your growing area.

    Some places may require specific licenses or insurance for operating a food-related business, so check with your town, state, or local agencies.