Agreement Farming
Contracts that protect the farmer as much as the buyer
Every agreement records the things disputes are actually made of: quality grade, rejection criteria, price floor, advance and delivery window.
Process
Four stages, fully recorded
- 01
Buyer posts a requirement
Crop, variety, volume, quality grade, delivery window and indicative price.
- 02
Farmer expresses interest
Acreage, expected yield, sowing date and district are shared with the buyer.
- 03
Terms are agreed
Price floor, advance, input support, rejection criteria and penalties are recorded.
- 04
Delivery and settlement
Grading at delivery, quantity confirmation and payment against the agreed terms.
What a contract captures
No ambiguity at delivery time
Parties & verification
Verified farmer and buyer identities, district and contact details.
Quality grade
Moisture, size, colour and defect limits agreed before sowing, not after harvest.
Price floor & advance
A minimum assured price plus any advance or input support arrangement.
Delivery window
Start and end dates, delivery location and who arranges transport.
Rejection terms
What can be rejected, how it is re-graded, and the remedy if it is.
Dispute record
Timestamped history of amendments so both sides can reconstruct what was agreed.
Farmer safeguards
Built-in protections
- Price floor cannot be revised downward after signing
- Quality criteria must be measurable, not subjective
- Advance and input support are recorded against the contract
- Rejection requires a stated reason and re-grading option
- AI assistant can explain any clause in plain language
- All amendments are versioned and timestamped
Move your buyer relationship onto recorded terms
Create an account as a farmer or buyer and draft your first agreement.