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    Simple and Transparent Fees

    Save more compared to traditional investments with our low cost structure.

    Free Bank Account Transfers

    FarmAfield offers free transfers in and out of our platform. Users simply link their bank account using their routing and account numbers and are then able to transfer funds into the FarmAfield platform and begin making purchases. When you receive your returns, you can withdraw funds back to your linked bank account.

    1% Procurement Fees

    FarmAfield charges a 1% fee on purchases (minimum $1 fee) in order to cover the cost of finding, vetting, and on-boarding top-performing farms for you to invest in. We offer even lower fees for institutional investors considering larger purchases. Please reach out to learn more.

    Profit Sharing

    We believe that agriculture is all about connections that benefit everyone involved. Thus we’ve created a profit-sharing system in which we receive one tenth of the net proceeds when your asset is sold. We only succeed when you succeed.

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    Procurement Fee (1%, minimum $1)

    Deployed Investment

    Cattle Proceeds

    Profit From Cattle

    Profit Sharing (10%)

    Payout to Investor

    Net Profit After Fees

    ROI

    Annualized ROI

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    FarmAfield exists to create new connections between the farmers who grow our food and the people who enjoy it.

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