Fargo–Moorhead · Pride of Dakota

Microgreens, grown in Fargo.

Cut fresh the day they go out. See what is ready this week, set up a delivery, or find us on a shelf you already walk past.

Shane Steiner holding up a clamshell of microgreens on a tree-lined Fargo street

Fresh this week

What’s ready right now

This comes straight from the farm’s own records, so the page and the cooler never disagree.

Checking what’s ready…

This is what the farm has this week, not a basket. Setting up delivery starts your standing order and does not hold anything from this batch — Shane confirms what goes out each week. For a one-off, text MEDLEY to (701) 659-5535.

Three ways

How to get them

The batch above is what is cut this week. These are the standing ways to get greens every week.

Weekly home delivery

Our standing delivery service. Set it up once and greens come weekly or every other week, anywhere in Fargo–Moorhead, packed the day they are cut and left at your door.

Set up delivery

Order ahead for pickup

Our advance pickup service. Tell us what you want and collect it at Sliced Bakeshop on South University Drive — planned ahead and grown for you, rather than taken from this week’s batch.

Order for pickup

Straight off the shelf

Find our clamshells in the produce department at Hornbacher’s Osgood, and on the shelves at Sliced Bakeshop.

See stores

Already know what you want? Text MEDLEY to (701) 659-5535 and we will sort it out.

The greens

What we grow

Grown on repeat, so there is always something in the rack.

A clamshell of Micro Medley on an orange background

Micro Medley

Our signature blend of nine microgreens, and the one most people start with.

A clamshell of Pea Shoots on a green background

Pea Shoots

Sweet and leafy with a fresh, tender bite. Good raw, or cooked down like spinach.

A clamshell of Sunflower Shoots on a yellow background

Sunflower Shoots

Nutrient dense and high in plant based protein. Grown for bold texture and crunch.

A clamshell of Micro Radish on a pink background

Micro Radish

Deep purple stems with a bold, peppery bite. Good on salads, tacos and eggs.

A clamshell of Micro Broccoli on a green background

Micro Broccoli

Mild and fresh, and the one people blend into smoothies. Naturally rich in sulforaphane.

A clamshell of Savory Blend on a mauve background

Savory Blend

A petite garnishing and finishing blend with a spicy kick. Radish, arugula, mustard, broccoli, kale, cabbage and kohlrabi.

We also pack a Farmhouse Duo — pea shoots and sunflower shoots together — in the large size, and a pea shoot grow kit if you would rather grow your own.

1437 7th St N, Fargo

Grown here. Not shipped here.

Everything we sell is grown indoors in north Fargo, in soil, under lights, year round. No pesticides, no sprays, and nothing travels for days to reach you — which is most of the reason it tastes like it does.

How it works

From seed to your kitchen

  1. Hands levelling seed across a growing tray

    Sown

    Seed goes into trays of soil on a set weekly rhythm. Some is planted to a plan; some around what people have asked for.

  2. Trays of microgreens growing under pink LED lights

    Grown

    Seven to fourteen days under lights in the grow room, watered and watched every day.

  3. Hands cutting pea shoots from a tray with a harvest knife

    Cut

    Harvested by hand the day an order goes out — never days in advance.

  4. A clamshell of microgreens being loaded into a cooler in the delivery vehicle

    Packed

    Weighed, packed into clamshells and straight into the cooler, then out to you.

Shane Steiner sitting with a full tray of freshly grown pea shoots across his lap

Meet the farmer

A small farm, run by hand

Red River Microgreens is a one-room farm in north Fargo run by Shane Steiner. Every tray is sown, watched, cut and packed by hand, and the person who grew your greens is the person who answers the phone.

Ready when you are

Set up a standing delivery, order ahead for pickup, find us on a shelf, or just text the farm.

Not sure what to do with them? Recipes and ideas.