Living microgreens in verified Hy-Farm trays.

A practical way to begin

Build a microgreens business alongside your current work.

Start with a structured growing system, practical training and guidance through the first 12 weeks. The average working rhythm is around 20 hours a week.

Apply to be contacted

Applying begins a conversation about your market and starting point.

A local business with a working system behind it.
≈20 hoursAverage weekly rhythm, depending on the real operation.
12 sessionsWeekly one-to-one guidance through the first three months.
300+Partners already operating across Europe.

A clearer starting point

What you start with.

Starting does not mean solving production, training and market development alone. The model connects these parts from the beginning.

Verified Hy-Farm production environment.
01 · THE SYSTEM

A defined production system.

The growing room starts from a working setup and a clear process—not an empty space and a list of unknowns.

From Hy-Farm partners

Three partners share their experience.

Three partners reflect on clarity, learning and the work of building a local presence.

Prototype · website permission pending

Gabriel Mantu

Dierna Castra

Gabriel talks about how information, training and consistency helped the process become clearer.

Bogdan Moldovan

Oana MM

Bogdan talks about beginning without agricultural experience and learning with technical support.

Andrei

Dae Travel

Andrei talks about seeing potential beyond restaurants, including private customers, and about enjoying work that helps people.

Your first 12 weeks

What the first 12 weeks cover.

The first months combine production learning, business training and scheduled one-to-one guidance in one practical sequence.

01–04Weeks

Learn the production system

Learn the system and begin turning the process into a dependable routine.

05–08Weeks

Start building the local market

Bring customer development, restaurant conversations and delivery into the weekly work.

09–12Weeks

Bring the work into a weekly routine

Review what is working and prepare the next useful steps in the business.

A verified Hy-Farm customer and delivery context.

An average working week

≈20

What the weekly work includes.

The rhythm covers production, planning, customer development, deliveries and follow-up. Actual time varies with production volume, sales activity, location and team structure.

The Hy-Farm network

300+ partners are already operating across Europe.

Each partner builds a local business while contributing to a wider network serving restaurants across the continent.

300+partners across Europe
18European countries
≈4,500restaurants served by the partner network

Apply to be contacted.

Complete the application and a Hy-Farm team member will contact you to arrange an initial qualification conversation about your market and current situation.

What happens next
We review the application and contact you to discuss whether the opportunity is worth exploring further.

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Questions before applying.

Yes. The average working rhythm is around 20 hours a week, although actual time depends on production volume, sales activity, deliveries, location and team structure.
No previous agricultural experience is required. You do need to learn and follow the production process, monitor it consistently and actively build restaurant relationships. The training reduces the learning gap; it does not remove the work.
A typical Hy-Farm setup requires approximately 8 to 10 m² of appropriate indoor production space. The room must also meet the operating conditions explained during qualification and onboarding.
Hy-Farm provides the professional growing equipment, an initial supply of raw materials for 1,000 pots of microgreens, structured training, 12 weekly one-to-one sessions, access to the online learning platform and practical guidance. The partner operates production locally and is responsible for prospecting, samples, follow-up, deliveries and client relationships.
The first three months include 12 weekly one-to-one sessions with a human consultant, alongside access to the Hy-Farm online learning platform and guidance across production, business execution, marketing and sales.
A Hy-Farm team member reviews your application and contacts you for an initial qualification conversation about your market and current situation.