Pilot states: IA · IL · MN · WI · NEMarketplace for seed, equipment & inputs — not just organicOrganic-first tools, because almost no one else builds themTrial data: 18 land-grant universitiesNext release: seed browse · June 2026Backed by Soil Health ExchangeAlways free for farmers · vendors pay 5% on completed salesNo listing fee · no RFP-response fee · no ads · everPilot states: IA · IL · MN · WI · NEMarketplace for seed, equipment & inputs — not just organicOrganic-first tools, because almost no one else builds themTrial data: 18 land-grant universitiesNext release: seed browse · June 2026Backed by Soil Health ExchangeAlways free for farmers · vendors pay 5% on completed salesNo listing fee · no RFP-response fee · no ads · ever
Waitlist open · Corn Belt · Spring 2026

Find farm inputs
that actually fit
your county.

FarmDeck is the marketplace for seed, biologicals, cover crop mixes, equipment rental, and farm inputs — built around geography, soil context, and public land-grant research. Search by where you farm, compare what has worked nearby, and request bids without spending a day on the phone.

Farmers · agronomists · organic & regenerative vendors
FarmDeck // seed browse · live preview
5 results
CropIA · IL · MN ×
Variety Days Yield (bu/ac) Price
Pioneer P0589AMCorteva / Pioneer · Central Corn Belt105223$367/ 80K seeds
Albert Lea Viking 0.42-15Org.Albert Lea Seed · MN / WI / IA102211$289/ 80K seeds
Great Harvest GH-2218Org.Great Harvest Organics · IN / OH / IL110204$298/ 80K seeds
Blue River 27M58Org.Blue River Organic · IA / IL / MN105198$312/ 80K seeds
Welter KenyonOrg.Welter Seed & Honey · Upper Midwest98186$258/ 80K seeds
Trial source · land-grant OVT, 2024Request bids →
$412B
US farm-input market · fragmented
1,746
trial rows · 7 land-grant sources
Open
waitlist · structured by state, crop, and need
Free
for every farmer · vendors pay on sale only
Social proof + moat

The useful part is the graph underneath.

FarmDeck is not a prettier catalog. It is the demand map, public trial corpus, vendor supply graph, and completed-sale history getting joined together at county resolution.

Demand signalWaitlist open

Every signup captures state, farm type, urgency, and requested inputs so demand becomes structured before launch.

Research corpus1,746

Variety-trial rows normalized from land-grant sources across 7 universities and 7 states.

Supply sideFounding vendors

Vendors apply by states served, products offered, inventory depth, and onboarding intent instead of buying generic ad placement.

Compounding loopCounty-fit loop

Every search, RFP, bid, trial comparison, and closed order improves matching for the next season.

01 Farmer demand by county
02 Public trial performance
03 Vendor coverage + inventory
04 Closed-sale outcomes
The gap we’re closing

Buying farm inputs still happens the way it did in the ’90s.

01 · Discovery

A day on the phone to buy seed.

Finding the right variety for your agroecology — conventional or organic — means calling distributors one by one. No side-by-side comparison, no price transparency, no trial data in one place. Organic is worse: almost no one builds good tools for it.

“I spent the whole of January on hold. And I still couldn’t tell you who had the best seed for my farm.”— Row-crop farmer · Grundy Co., IA
02 · Equipment
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Rental is invisible, local, un-digitized.

Need a combine for three weeks? A planter for one? Rental is fragmented and word-of-mouth. There’s no platform that shows availability and pricing, or lets you put a request out for bid.

“Custom operators exist, but you only find them if you already know them.”— Cover-crop farmer · Green Co., WI
03 · Research
PDF

The best trial data is buried in PDFs.

Land-grant universities publish variety performance every fall — yield, maturity, lodging, disease. It never gets aggregated into a comparison you can filter by soil type, region, or management system.

“182 varieties tested, and the only output is a 46-page PDF with the margins cut off.”— 2024 ISU Corn Testing report
What you’ll see on launch · June 2026

Every input your farm needs, on one map.

FarmDeck · Demand & Supply MapRefreshed · 0:04 ago
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Farmer demand
Waitlist signups × stated need
low ———— high

Top requested · pilot region

  • Hybrid corn seed168
  • Organic corn seed142
  • Combine rental (2wk)88
  • Food-grade soy seed74
  • Cover crop mix71
  • Biological inoculants44

One bid, many vendors

4.6 avg. bids / RFP
Seed RFPs post on Tuesday; vendors respond within 72 hours. Farmers pick on price, region fit, and trial yield.
Built on public research

The trial data is already there. We made it searchable.

Every year, land-grant universities publish thousands of variety trial rows — yield, maturity, disease, standability — for corn, soy, small grains, cover crops. FarmDeck ingests all of it, normalizes it, and joins it to vendors and regions so you can compare on what matters for your farm — conventional or organic.

ISU Iowa State — Crop Testing
UIUC Illinois — VIPS
UMN Minnesota — OVT
UW Wisconsin-Madison
OSU Ohio State — OVT
Purdue Indiana
UNL Nebraska
MU Missouri
SDSU South Dakota
NDSU North Dakota
MCCC Midwest Cover Crop Council
+7 more partnerships in Q2
CropStateTrialsTop yielderYieldSource
Corn (grain)IA182Pioneer P0589AM223ISU Crop Testing · 2024
Corn (organic)MN34Viking 0.42-15211U. Minnesota FINBIN / OVT · 2024
SoybeanIL276Asgrow AG24XF172Univ. of Illinois VIPS · 2024
Soybean (org.)WI22Viking O.2418N66UW-Madison · 2024
Winter wheatOH44Seedway SW 65112Ohio State OVT · 2024
OatsIA18Sumo (Albert Lea)128ISU Small Grains · 2024
Cereal rye (cc)WI12AroostookUW-Madison / MCCC · 2023
For farmers

Search by where you farm. Buy on what actually yielded.

Free forever. No subscription, no lead fee, no data resale. Your searches, your RFPs, your purchases — yours. Conventional or organic.

Join the farmer waitlist →
For vendors & operators

Reach farmers who are already searching for what you sell.

5% on completed sales, same rate for everyone — no listing fee, no RFP-response fee, no ads. Founding vendors get a permanent badge and launch-day search boost. See pricing.

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Farmer agent · pilot simulation

Growing-season usage report

We ran a single farmer-agent walkthrough across a full season to pressure-test mobile workflows before wider release.

Week 1 · Pre-planting

Built seed shortlist + requested 3 bids on mobile.

Finished in 18 minutes instead of a full morning of calls.

How he felt: Relieved
Week 4 · Planting push

Compared delivery ETAs and swapped one variety when weather shifted.

Avoided a two-day delay after rain changed field plan.

How he felt: Confident
Week 8 · Early growth

Tracked trial-backed performance notes for hybrid decisions.

Kept one lower-cost option with similar local yield history.

How he felt: Practical
Week 13 · Mid-season

Sourced biological + rental sprayer in one flow.

Cut vendor coordination from 7 texts/calls to 2 messages.

How he felt: In control
Week 18 · Late season planning

Saved preferred vendors and reused request templates.

Prepared next-season RFQs in under 30 minutes.

How he felt: Prepared
Overall feeling“Worth using weekly”
Biggest winFaster bid + supplier coordination
Main roadblock leftNeeds clearer error copy on failed submits
Farmer waitlist · step 1 of 1

Tell us what you actually need.

Farmers, agronomists, and advisors shape what we build first. Two minutes, no spam.

Select a state…
Farm type*
Farm size*
What do you need most?* (select all that apply)
Urgency*