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Growing good things takes time
Founding partner cohort
SHE is selecting a small first cohort of organizations ready to create practical value for farmers. We begin with shared purpose and fit, then agree on scope, contribution, safeguards, measures, and terms.
Built around field decisions
Products and services should earn their place by helping a producer take the next step.
Founding partner cohort
Up to 5 organizations will be selected around a real farmer need. Scope, contribution, safeguards, measures, and commercial terms are agreed together after fit is established.
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Founding cohort
5
Founding cohort size
Approved commercial partners
Approved companies receive clearly labeled visibility, direct inquiries, and measurable reach. Inclusion is reviewed by SHE and does not influence editorial recommendations.
We are inviting a small first group of organizations that can help producers make better field decisions. Every conversation is reviewed for fit, and only agreed, clearly disclosed partnerships are published.
Up to 5 selected organizations
Discuss a founding partnership
Start with the farmer problem, the audience you serve, and what each organization can contribute. We then define a useful scope, transparent relationship, and practical measures of success.
Start the conversationFree public resources
A small set of official, noncommercial tools that are useful in real farm decisions. These organizations are not SHE partners, and inclusion here is not a sponsorship or endorsement.
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Plain-language soil health principles, assessment guidance, and links to technical resources for producers and advisers.
Useful for: Soil health fundamentals and technical guidance
Open free resourceUSDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Map an area of interest and review official soil survey data, properties, limitations, and interpretations.
Useful for: Soil maps and property research
Open free resourceSustainable Agriculture Research and Education
Free online learning for farmers and agricultural professionals on cover crops, whole-farm planning, and related practices.
Useful for: Self-paced sustainable agriculture learning
Open free resourceUSDA Farmers.gov
Find the local USDA office that can help with conservation planning, farm programs, loans, and funding questions.
Useful for: Local technical and funding help
Open free resourcePaid partner listings and free public resources carry distinct labels, giving every relationship a clear place on the page.
Listings are grouped around producer decisions: seed, fertility, equipment, services, irrigation, and software.
Paid listings support the open knowledge exchange, while expert answers and research content remain evidence-led.
Tell us the farmer or adviser need you want to address, the community you serve, and what a useful collaboration would make possible. We discuss scope and terms only after establishing mutual fit.