07/30/2026
I want to tell you what actually happens in here, because I’m proud of it.
We started in our spare bedroom, then a basement, then a 2,000 square foot space. We’re in 18,000 now and we can grow 7,500+ pounds a week. The seed comes from a local provider and we source it ourselves. It goes into Bio365 living soil, which is about as clean as soil gets, and that soil holds minerals in a way the plant can actually reach.
Our water runs through 7 stages of filtration before it touches a single seed, because water is most of what a microgreen is made of and we weren’t willing to guess.
We grow one variety per tray. No mixing, no shortcuts on the back end. Then we harvest, freeze dry, mill, blend, package it and we send it off to a third party lab. Not a lab we own. One that has no reason to be kind to us.
All of it lives on vertical racks in one building in Springville, Utah, run by a team of people who live within twenty minutes of it. What comes out the other side goes to more than 50 restaurants, onto grocery shelves, into our farm shop, and out the door as powder for brands who need an ingredient they can stand behind.
We did not know how to do any of this just a few years ago. We learned it because our son needed food we could trust and then it turned out a lot of other families needed the same thing. 💗
There is nothing about this operation we’d hide. Every input, every lab result, every stage from seed to scoop. We’re proud of it, and we hope you feel the difference.
This is Micos Micro Farm. 🌱