Approximately 28% of all people employed across the globe work in agriculture. And although there is a vast wealth of knowledge about agriculture and farming, many food producers have limited access to it.

AgWiki provides a platform for agriculturists to share and seek information while building relationships with their industry peers. With over 2,200 users already on board, we’re just getting started. We seek to change the game for food producers across the globe—and help solve world hunger and starvation while we’re at it.

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Climate change has created increasingly difficult conditions across the globe for both crop and livestock farming. 

Based on our extensive experience, there are vast amounts of agricultural knowledge and research, yet many food producers have limited access to this important agronomic information. For example, methods for something as vital as crop and livestock disease control are not shared around the globe on a regular nor timely basis.

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With more than 815 million malnourished people throughout the world and hunger as the leading cause of death globally, we simply can’t afford such limited knowledge sharing.

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AgWiki has created a helpful and easy-to-use knowledge-sharing platform to connect food producers and provide life-saving information across the globe.

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With nearly 570 million farms on the planet, approximately 28% of all people employed across the globe work in agriculture. That’s approximately 1 billion people who we believe could benefit from the type of information sharing offered by AgWiki.

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In 2020, AgWiki launched as a Minimum Viable Product. Focusing on usability, our digital production team has made significant strides in developing a standout product. Currently, AgWiki has nearly 2,300 registered users.

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An important component of our information-sharing system, we’ve also begun introducing AgWiki to crucial influencers who are now onboarding as Community and Thought Leaders.

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Users are able to: 

• Join groups with similar interests and geolocations.

• Build relationships with their fellow agriculturists across the globe. 

• Share research documents with their followers or in groups.

• Learn from Community and Thought Leaders hand-selected by AgWiki.

• Stay up to date with news on ag topics aggregated from around the world, as well as market updates and analysis on ag commodities.

• Buy or sell used equipment, as well as connect with local equipment dealers to buy new.

• Access educational courses and receive certification in various topics of interest and importance (COMING SOON).

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For AgWiki, we foresee 3 future revenue streams:

User fees:

• Varied by region and usage

• Starting at $5/month, maxing out at $200/month

Partnerships:

• Selling ad space on AgWiki

• Working with organizations that will sponsor various AgWiki Group pages

Online classes:

• Collaborating with agronomic educators and institutions to provide courses in various subject matters (e.g., water preservation, soil health, sustainable production methods)

• Users receive certification for classes taken

Currently, there does not appear to be a global competitor doing what we do. As a dedicated agronomic information platform, industry expertise is key for us. Our Community and Thought Leaders provide users a broad-section of professional agricultural, livestock, and food know-how.

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Although platforms such as Facebook and LinkedIn provide some piecemeal features connecting people within the agriculture industry, such as interest groups dedicated to niche or general farming topics, they simply don’t offer the curated ag space that AgWiki does. Our goal is to maintain AgWiki’s social sharing purpose when it comes to the topics at hand. The goal of the platform is not to spark conversations around topics with a political agenda, it is to share important resources and information that can benefit the people using our platform. 

*The above data is based on management's experience and research.

Within three years, we hope to reach two million active users.

Our ultimate vision is to become a well-known and highly valued resource for all those seeking to find or share food production information. 

*The projected users is based solely on good faith analysis conducted internally, actual results may differ.

John LaRose Jr. and John LaRose, Sr. worked together to bring an idea forward that was originally based on the concept of sharing university-level research with crop producers worldwide. AgWiki is rooted in the idea of helping to spread awareness and making this valuable information globally accessible to farmers, ranchers, and agriculturalists.

From day one, most of the AgWiki team has been interacting virtually with peers and leadership in the agriculture space, and each team member possesses strong collaborative skills—all of which we believe are necessary in order to cultivate and curate a valuable resource that bridges borders and connects the global agriculture community.

In an information and technology age as powerful as the one we currently live in, AgWiki sees no reason why so many people across the globe should be malnourished, why so many should die from starvation. 

We’re striving to be part of the solution. Are you?