Welcome to the Free Lobby. If you want to turn a single rack of microgreens into real revenue, you are in the right place. I am Mike from Itty Bitty Micro Farm. You will get daily tips, useful tools, and a clear path to results. How this works • Five simple categories keep everything tidy • Daily quick wins so you see results fast • I answer questions in threads • The private coaching community is Microgreens Business Coaching for live calls, the full course, daily member videos, templates, and quarterly one on ones Your next steps Introduce yourself in the comments Name and city Current setup One goal you want to hit in the next 30 days Grab your September Toolkit This is a small bundle of starter resources to help you get wins fast • 90-Day Rack Planner Google Sheet to map trays, light cycles, and harvest windows • Grow to Order calculator to set sowing and harvest dates for standing orders • Price and Margin sanity-check sheet with example inputs • First 30 Days checklist to keep you on track • Germination and blackout quick-reference How to use it Open the Google Drive link, make your own copy of each file, then edit your copy [Toolkit link goes here] RSVP to the Path to Success Workshop Thursday September 4 at 6 PM CST We will walk through the planner, do price checks, and map your first three sales moves Register here-Septembers Workshop Explore Microgreens Business Coaching Weekly coaching calls Daily member videos Full course and resource vault Quarterly one on ones Join here https://www.skool.com/microgreens-business-coaching-5361 Where to post • Quick Wins Lab for bite-sized tactics and fast results • Show and Tell for photos, labels, displays, and invoices • Ask Mike for questions that need a direct answer • Wins and Accountability every Sunday and Friday

If you want a crop that sells itself, sunflower microgreens are a great choice. They’re nutty, crunchy, and ready in about 10 days. Here’s how to grow them: 1. Soak seeds for 12 hours in cool water. 2. Sow them thickly in a shallow tray with drainage holes. 3. Cover for 3 days to germinate, then uncover and give them light. 4. Water from the top at first, then switch to bottom watering to keep them clean. Customers love them on sandwiches, in salads, or just as a snack. Their size makes them eye-catching at markets and easy to handle when packaging. Have you tried growing sunflowers yet? How did your first tray turn out?

This morning we dropped a Full Walk Through of Our Microgreens Planting Process — perfect if you’re looking to see exactly how we go from seed to tray in our own operation. 🎥 Watch here: https://youtu.be/U3eDscpoLmc

Hey everyone, I wanted to let you all know about an important change happening with this group. After July 6th, Microgreens for Profit will be closing down. But don’t worry, this is part of a bigger plan to make sure all the resources, coaching, and support are in one place, not scattered across different groups. The truth is, I’ve been running multiple groups, but the free group here has been pulling me away from where I can help people grow their businesses faster — inside Microgreens Business Coaching (MBC). So here’s what’s happening: ✅ Starting today, I’m inviting everyone here to join the MBC group for just $5/month — this gives you access to the community area, two live calls every month, and some free trainings. ✅ If you want the full coaching experience, tools, all classrooms, and weekly calls, you can upgrade inside the group but the $5 tier gets your foot in the door. ✅ On July 6th, this group closes. After that, all content, support, and conversations will happen inside MBC only. This keeps everything organized, delivers more value to the people who are serious, and helps me focus my time on getting everyone real results. Next Steps: ➡️ Join MBC here: MBC $5 Join Link ➡️ Keep an eye out for reminders over the next few days ➡️ After July 6th, this group will be shut down Thanks to everyone who’s been part of this journey so far, excited to have one strong community moving forward. Let’s grow like pros!

Quick question here. I am thinking about building a wood rack/table to grow microgreens in a high tunnel/greenhouse. I cannot remember the ideal spacing between each shelf. Can someone here remind me what this is? Maybe, I should look in the classroom. I don't remember if it is mentioned there or not. Thanks!