Meet The Owner
Beth Ritzman
Beth has over 20 years experience growing a variety of healthy produce for her family and others.
She uses that passion and experience to grow garnishes year-round to enhance the flavor and beauty of the meals you prepare.
Organic growing practices, a clean and bright indoor farm with good air-flow, and maintaining a climate-controlled environment are all important aspects of this operation.
Beth has a sense of personal responsibility and integrity that comes through in the relationships she fosters with clients. This is especially important for restaurants, country clubs, and grocery stores.
If you’ve ever had a hard time getting your order from a distributor, or been disappointed with the quality of your greens and wondered how long they’d been traveling, then you’ll want to set up a meeting to experience the difference that fresh and local makes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I set up my order?
Chefs, Restaurants and Store Managers can reach us through the Contact Form, or schedule a quick meeting through any of the How to Buy tabs.
Where can I buy your microgreens in stores?
Look for our greens with colorful labels at the following locations:
The Natural Food Co-op on Spring & Sherman
The Health Food Shoppe on N. Anthony
Noble Roots Farm Store in Garrett
Do you deliver to my area?
At this time we deliver to restaurants and grocery stores the greater Fort Wayne, IN area only.
If you are on the outskirts and unsure of availability, simply email Beth at beth@somethingbetterwithbeth.com
Do you provide to restaurants and grocery stores?
Yes, Beth has been maintaining relationships with area chefs and retail establishments since 2020.
The goal is to provide consistent, fresh product that you can rely on as you plan your plates and inventory. Standing orders allow us to grow specifically for your needs.
To receive the current chef menu and info on grocery store units, email beth@somethingbetterwithbeth.com
Are your microgreens organic?
The seeds are organic, and we use natural growing methods with no pesticides, but the business is not certified organic.
What are some more health benefits of microgreens?
By adding living foods to your diet on a consistent basis, you can help improve your overall health.
Living foods contain concentrated antioxidants in the form of vitamins, minerals, trace elements, enzymes, and plant pigments. These are nature’s protectors, our first line of defense against free radical damage and toxic build up.
Sadly, most of the foods we consume are depleted in these essential nutrients. Eating living foods regularly is the best way to heal your body, reverse the damage that has been done and protect against future damage.
It’s often hard to hit the vitamins and minerals you need every single day, but eating microgreens is one of the easiest ways to do it.
What We Do
Specializing in top quality, grown-to-order culinary microgreens, while maintaining a personal connection between chef and farmer.
