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Plan your shipments

In CrowdFarming, you can find projects whereby you receive a single shipment for your adoption, or projects where you can receive the harvest in several deliveries. This difference usually depends on whether the Farmer’s products mature all at once or gradually.

Updated 1 week ago

Is it possible to change the delivery date after having placed an order?

📆 Once you placed your order, it is not possible to change the delivery date. Depending on the CrowdFarming project , the Farmers may offer various delivery days. Please keep in mind that it is often…

Updated 1 week ago

How often can I order products from my productive unit?

The order frequency depends on the CrowdFarming project you chose. There are adopted plants or animals that produce only once per season, e.g. olive trees. In these cases the delivery date of the har…

Updated 6 days ago

Which payment methods do you offer?

You can pay with any credit or debit card and in some countries it is possible to pay by direct debit (SEPA). 💳 In CrowdFarming there are no automatic charges. For any order it is necessary that you…

Updated 2 months ago

What is included in the final price?

There is a lot of concern of whether the money and trust you put into your adoption with CrowdFarming ends up with the “right” people, which is why we want to dedicate the following paragraph outlini…

Updated 1 week ago

Invoicing of Farmers

In CrowdFarming the Farmers themselves are setting the prices for the adoption of their productive units. As a result, if the Farmer is located in the European Union, he/she is the one issuing the invoice to the crowdfarmer for the adoption.

Updated 1 week ago

When will I receive an invoice?

After you adopted a plant or an animal, you will receive an automated email confirming your adoption. There you will be able to download a receipt. ⚠️ Attention! This is not the final invoice. The fi…

Updated 1 week ago

Surplus harvest

What is surplus harvest? In order to explain this, we would like to refer to something a befriended farmer once told us... “Nature is unpredictable, but it's reasonable and at times it brings pleasan…

Updated 1 week ago