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AbsoFarm

A farm built from what we have.

Land, skills, seeds, machinery, money, buyers and knowledge — seven ways into the Absolute farms. Everyone who takes part gets something back, and everything is put in writing.

I have land

What you give: A plot you own or lease — from one hectare; a garden — for the seed library and demo beds.
What you get: An audit and a farm design, a share of the harvest or income, and soil that’s better than before.
How it’s formalized: A lease or a joint activity agreement; first, a check of the land category and permitted use.

I have skills

What you give: Agronomist, farmer, machine operator, drone pilot, beekeeper, cheesemaker, cook, teacher — or a pair of hands for the season.
What you get: Paid work or a share, housing for the season, training, produce from the farm.
How it’s formalized: An employment contract, a service contract or a volunteer shift — through AbsoTeam roles.

I have seeds

What you give: Local varieties, seeds of your own breeding, saplings, cuttings.
What you get: Swaps with other members, the variety kept alive, and your name as its keeper in the seed library.
How it’s formalized: Swaps are for your own gardens; sales only under the country’s seed and phytosanitary rules.

I have machinery or a place

What you give: A tractor, a greenhouse, a cold room, a workshop, a well, a warehouse.
What you get: Rent or a share, machinery maintenance, steady use in season.
How it’s formalized: A lease or a shared-use agreement.

I want to invest

What you give: Funding part of the farm — the greenhouse, the school, the seed library — as a patron or a project partner.
What you get: A patron gets a part of the farm named after them and an open report; a partner gets terms set by contract after getting to know the project.
How it’s formalized: Only by contract after the project has been checked. The site does not accept money and does not promise returns.

I buy produce

What you give: A kitchen, a restaurant, a shop, a family — steady demand.
What you get: Traceable produce: field, date, lab tests; price and volume by contract.
How it’s formalized: A supply contract or a harvest subscription — once the farms are up and running.

I teach

What you give: Courses and workshops: gardening, greenhouses, beekeeping, cheese, drones, agronomy.
What you get: The farm as a venue for classes, students through AbsoLive and AbsoSchool.
How it’s formalized: Classes on the AbsoLive map; programs to the AbsoSchool standard.

Honestly, where things stand

The Absolute farms are at the project stage: right now we are looking for land, a team and partners.
The site does not collect money and does not promise returns: funding only by contract after getting to know the project.
Every way of taking part is put in writing: a lease, a service contract, a supply contract, a donation.
An application commits neither you nor the farm to anything.