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Microgreens as a business: how to build your first micro farm. Turning a hobby setup into a small production space that can actually fulfil real orders.

Which microgreens suit cats and dogs, which are documented as toxic (allium, nightshade seedlings, rhubarb), and why we removed the old feeding percentages and the anti-cancer claim.

Many microgreens are fine for pets in small amounts — but allium, nightshade and rhubarb seedlings are not. Which are safe, which to avoid, and why to ask your vet first.

Which varieties are good sources of what, why we removed the daily gram amounts we used to publish, and practical ways to work microgreens into a training diet.

Seven dishes: shiso salad from Japan, basil bruschetta, dosa with mustard microgreens, cilantro tacos, arugula omelette, Thai noodle salad and Greek salad with beet.
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