the audio is very low

Has Donny released his software yet. And is he still growing ???

Did he also have lots of help and have a lot of contacts in the industries involved as well. I bet he did.

Agreed

Also how do you get a licence to be allowed to sell something like that?

quite cynical I think. We all have gaps in the market in our areas, there's thousands of things to grow. The secret is hard work, doing your homework, finding those suppliers and actually puting thier ideas into practice with th skils and business protocols.

That’s agriculture, you don’t grow for income, unless you first have a demand and you grow for that demand. Otherwise, you’ll always be growing and trying to sell, and that’s not sustainable

@@PazLeBon you just admitted that there are OTHER things to grow, which was my point, just because you CAN grow micro greens, doesn't mean you have a local market for those. There MIGHT be a market for OTHER produce, but all the hard work in the world isn't going to pay off unless you KNOW where the hole in the market is, otherwise you're competing against established producers, good luck with that.

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Thanks to Mrs Maria Davis.

She's a licensed broker here in the states

yeah pretty sad

People who don't make enough money with their real business also sell courses. Means they LOSE MONEY on their real company.

Most folks who have KZfaq channels have courses that relate to whatever they are doing. It's a source of secondary income, which just bolsters the main income from the business. Having multiple streams of income flowing into your business is a good thing. It's kind of like that saying, "If you're good at something, never do it for free."

@@magpieonline4801 Sadly that's bullshit. Same with all the "Dropshipping Gurus" that sell courses. Why should you sell courses on how you exactly make money when this obviously damages your profit? If someone has a big social media presence and sells public courses on how he does it he is scamming people. Pretty easy

@@pascalhanzo2732 I mean, if you're stupid enough to buy courses from a "Dropshipping Guru" with a video like a bad commercial, sure...lol I think the difference between those courses and courses offered by microgreens businesses is that there's value to be found in these. Not everybody has a green thumb or has a good understanding of how to grow greens. Some folks aren't good at selling or don't have a good marketing strategy. Others don't have time to go to their local community college to get the same course for the same amount (or more) out of pocket. I think courses are completely up to the person and whether or not they have the time and disposable income to pay for a course. Some folks do. Others, like myself, don't. So I don't bother with the courses.

Timestamps are built into the player. I think you mean a ToC.

Thanks a lot Stephan!

Thanks I really appreciate it!

Thanks a lot man really appreciate it!

100% man! Thanks for all the value 🔥

how saturated is this market? if it has such a low barrier to entry and high profit margins, why wouldn't every farmer's market already have a micro greens stand? furthermore, since one micro green is much the same as the next, how do you differentiate yourself? i wonder how much of your success is due to you catching this food trend on the way up and snagging market share when there was still plenty to be had? also, if you have a direct to consumer model, how much of your success is due to the prominence of your KZfaq channel; i'm sure you convert a lot of customers that way too, right? in short, how has the market changed since you were first starting out and how might this temper your exuberance?

@@user-pg7uj4bp4q I have a connection to the market in Georgia. This market is very location specific. Communities that don’t have an interest in sustainable and healthy food do not buy this product. However, in the right location (affluent, health conscious neighborhoods and towns) this is a great business model because large producers dont grow it in large quantities, and what the big names can grow, is of lackluster quality. Those locations are more geared to local food anyways. So yeah it can be done, and the demand is there for several growers to be in the market at any given time, given the tight location.

You are a legend bro much appreciate the honesty

Most wholesome use I ever seen of a plant emoji lol

Yeah he’s a great guy!

Con Artist, this stuff doesn't sell. Thats why he sells courses and etc.@@tylertumminelli

Thanks!

You’re welcome!

You can definitely do it!

Yeah you'll never get round to even attempting this...

people who say that have no idea what procrastination really is bro, it's highly assertive people attempting to be relatable. That's it.

Appreciate it Gio!

Exactly. Most microgreens growers are selling online couses and living from YT adds. 500 $ per rack 😅

Yeah I have no idea how he can make $500 from one rack.. who is buying that?

​@@elliotthuff5634 one tray is $15-$20 No idea what micro greens normally cost but that's maybe... Not unreasonable ?

Your not supposed to your supposed to add it to you work for more profit or advangaesn using the food! It would also save some money on groceries. Until you can make it passive.

@@GGTanguera i dont think so i bet its the other way around he makes money off his microgreens then scaled it into yt videos bc he saw it as another buisness opportunity as well as helpful for starter micro growers

You got this!

Thanks Joshua! Glad you enjoyed

Thanks a lot! Appreciate it

That’s awesome! Way to take action man

I hope I can still do the challenge….😊

Very interested in lions mane too.

You seem sincere an legit, very cool. Yes, been on powdered microgreens an quality of health higher..lions mane is great for memory, look into methylene blue too. My mom had a tumor pre-Covid, we forced greens in, sugars out and all the above mentioned, tumor was no longer there.. Downfall, she went back to high sugar. Life is what we make of it, buy quality time and raise thy frequency. Cheers bud

Really appreciate it!

That’s awesome! He’s a great guy

Where do yall sell it?

so 6 months later can you tell me how is that going?

That's a great point. The restaurants in my area don't use microgreens except for one that sprinkles a pinch of them on top of salads. They probably only go through one bag of microgreens per week at the most. Also, food hygiene is a major consideration for chefs as food poisoning can destroy their business. Buying food off a young guy who grows it in his parent's sweaty basement is not something most sensible chefs are willing to do. That wouldn't meet the food hygiene requirements in my country.

Thanks Ben!

Thank you sir!

One piece of info I will tell you is DO NOT SELL Microgreens as FOOD. Sell them as plants. Way less work to sell them as plants...They do not go bad. No refrigeration. Simple. Don't use big trays. use smaller trays and let the people keep the tray. That is how you make big money with this.

@@MickeysCornerI’m having good luck with chefs and restaurants haven’t done markets yet since I’m still working full time until I save up some cash

​@MickeysCorner thanks for the advice. I just bought 4 trays ,soil and seeds. I'mready to take this journey. Any advice on finding buyers and the approach you take when prospecting new buyers.

Y'all get the seeds from bird seed mills??

How is it going for you now? @@Floreypottery

Thanks a lot really appreciate it! Yeah I screwed up with the microphone and we had an issue lol. Will try to not allow that to happen again!

Thanks a lot appreciate it!

Thanks a lot for the feedback! Appreciate it

Thanks! Appreciated

Thanks a lot max! Good feedback

Agreed. Over lay some of the interview points over b roll. Show the set up in more detail. Have them run through an entire grow cycle with you etc

The audio is too quiet too

Just ask ChatGPT for a summary.

agreed, i was looking for something more. like a recap, or even some clips of him cutting the greens, selling them etc..prices.

Ditto here .. but I question who the heck buys this stuff when it has a limited fresh life. This guy DG here claims to already have customers lined up and he delivers to them .. getting the customers,and delivering, etc... is all hard boring work, seems a business 10% growing fun and 90% sales, marketing, and grunt work. Frankly there are much better cash crops to grow under them lights.

Yeah I’ve been growing for 3 years … it’s def not lucrative 😂 I wish.

how did you get on?

How is it going?

How’s it going for you, so far?

Sadly he was eaten by a rather large very aggressive Bean shoot 😂😂😂

Awesome stuff!

Thanks a lot for feedback!

God bless you too

Thanks!

That's a question you could ask about lots of kinds of food. If everyone grows their own tomatoes.. I mean, i grew tomatoes at my balcony and could eat from it a full summer. 1x2 meter balcony.

Niche hippy democrats my guy Young college types also