Microgreens Production

Microgreens Production

Robert Breton

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Microgreens Production2
  • Overview
  • Curricculum
  • Mentor

Introduction to Microgreens (15 minutes)

  • What are Microgreens?
  • Benefits and uses of Microgreens

 

Types of Microgreens (30 minutes)

  • Popular varieties
  • Unique and less-known varieties
  • Tasting notes and culinary uses

 

Getting Started with Microgreens (30 minutes)

  • Space requirements
  • Choosing the right equipment
  • Safety and cleanliness in microgreens production

 

Seed Selection and Germination (30 minutes)

  • Choosing the right seeds
  • How to germinate seeds for microgreens
  • Troubleshooting germination problems

 

Growing Mediums and Planting (30 minutes)

  • Types of growing mediums
  • Planting methods
  • Watering tips and techniques

 

Lighting and Temperature Control (30 minutes)

  • The role of light in microgreens growth
  • Temperature requirements
  • Optimizing light and temperature

 

Harvesting and Storage (30 minutes)

  • When and how to harvest microgreens
  • Proper storage to maintain freshness
  • Shelf-life and consumption

 

Troubleshooting Common Problems (30 minutes)

  • Common pests and diseases
  • Nutrient deficiencies
  • Other common problems and solutions

 

Marketing and Selling Microgreens (30 minutes)

  • Pricing your product
  • Finding customers
  • Marketing tips and tricks

 

Q&A and Wrap-up (15 minutes)

  • Answering participant questions
  • Wrapping up and next steps

Chapter 1: Introduction to Microgreens (15 minutes)

Chapter 2: Types of Microgreens (30 minutes)

Chapter 3: Getting Started with Microgreens (30 minutes)

Chapter 4: Seed Selection and Germination (30 minutes)

Chapter 5: Growing Mediums and Planting (30 minutes)

Chapter 6: Lighting and Temperature Control (30 minutes)

Chapter 7: Harvesting and Storage (30 minutes)

Chapter 8: Troubleshooting Common Problems (30 minutes)

Chapter 9: Marketing and Selling Microgreens (30 minutes)

Chapter 10: Q&A and Wrap-up (15 minutes)

Mentor

Robert Breton

About Mentor

About: With a PhD in Soil Sciences from the University of Agronomy, Dr. John Greenfield has over 10 years of experience in the field of organic farming. He has been instrumental in pioneering sustainable practices that maintain soil health. A published author of three books on organic agriculture, Dr. John believes in imparting knowledge that ensures a better future for our planet.

Specialization: Soil Science and Sustainability

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