Microgreens are tiny, immature versions of selected edible vegetables, herbs and other plants harvested anywhere from 7 to 21 days after germination.

Lastly, a spray bottle or watering can will help keep the soil moist without over-wetting it. With these simple supplies, you’ll be ready to grow fresh microgreens right at home. To grow ...

Farming on yachts is a new way of growing food that takes advantage of the nutrient-rich waters that moving vessels can reach ...

In this month's "Cultivating Success in the Farm & Garden" column, the Hubbard County U of M Extension educator shares how to ...

If you are itching to get your hands back in the soil after the holiday decorations have been put away, consider growing some microgreens on your kitchen windowsill this winter. Microgreens are ...

Various growing mediums can be utilized for microgreens. Already prepared soilless seed starting mix or premium potting soil are two popular ... to keep moisture high without disturbing the ...