First time microgreens setup

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Hi, this is my first post here, on a recommendation from a backyardchickens moderator.
I'd like to start producing micro greens for local grocery stores and my chickens. Kindly provide feedback on my initial setup. This is in Ohio Zone 6/5b. Thank you!
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Hi, this is my first post here, on a recommendation from a backyardchickens moderator.
I'd like to start producing micro greens for local grocery stores and my chickens. Kindly provide feedback on my initial setup. This is in Ohio Zone 6/5b. Thank you!
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Sounds like a cool plan! I make micro greens for myself year around!
 

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Like @flowerbug, i see no sprouts but i do see a lot of seeds in 3 trays.

A little googling will produce numerous helps for setting up a viable operation. If that were my operation i’d mow to reclaim that wilderness and plumb the shed for water, even just a garden hose as your’ gonna do a bunch of rinseing. If you intend to market the produce, you’ll need to consider packaging as well, and refrigeration.

a few sprouts for personal use is easy enough but will take some time and careful monitoring; on a grand scale as in “selling to the public” it’s a lot bigger commitment.

good luck with that.
 

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