Harvesting a Raised Bed
How to Harvest
Packaging Your Harvest
greens just like that and since the the branches are very soft and brittle someone will get the point very similar to cilantro or parsley sometimes some people eat the stems or not eat the stems it's okay. you can see here beautiful micro green and you can pack it back in packets. we have it in this bag. Y this. So as long as you get it just like this as soon as it's harvested, and you get that in a bag, and you you have a really really great product. You have a moringa micro green product that you can sell at the farmers market.
Shipping Your Microgreens
We're even beginning to ship these across the country. We're putting them in boxes with a cooling system. We can put a little freezer bag, or we can line the inside of the box with an insulated liner, or even put these in mylar bags to help with the heat reduction; so when you get them they're nice and cool and they're fresh. They can be used for up to a week to two weeks just like this. So this is the fastest way to grow moringa in 30 days from seed. You already have a micro green product that you can get on the farmer's market table or potentially sell on a website. Just say wash before use. It's just like any of the other produce that we purchase at the store like strawberries or lettuce or parsley. You want to go ahead and wash it.
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