Hotels, retailers, processors and exporters agree the rate, grade and quantity with you before you plant. You know your income before you invest in the crop.
Selling on contract takes the guesswork out of selling. You grow to an agreed plan, for an agreed price.
Know your income first
The rate is agreed before you plant, so you can plan your investment and your loan around a fixed income.
No market price swings
Your rate does not fall when the mandi price drops at harvest time.
Long-term demand
Contracts can run from a one-time purchase up to several years, with a fixed delivery schedule.
Clear quality grades
Grades and their prices are written into the contract, so you know what each grade will earn.
The contract
What is fixed in writing before you plant
Every contract is a written farming agreement between you and the buyer. It sets out:
Rate for each grade
The price per kg for Grade A, Grade B and Grade C produce.
Quantity and delivery schedule
How much you supply and how often, for example a set number of kg every few days.
Contract period
From a one-time purchase to a multi-year contract.
Payment terms
Part payment on delivery, and the balance after the produce meets the quality standards.
Delivery rules
What happens if a delivery is late or missed, and any amount held back until the contract is complete.
Packaging and quality
How the produce is packed and the quality standards it must meet.
Demo contract farming agreement. Terms are agreed between you and each buyer.
Open contracts
Crops buyers want on contract
Buyers post contracts with the crop, rate per kg, contract period and supply schedule, such as a set quantity every day for several years. Open the agreement to read every term before you commit.
Steady daily demand for fresh greens, herbs and vegetables.
Retailers
Supermarkets and grocery chains that need consistent quality.
Processors
Food processors that buy in volume for sauces, packs and ready meals.
Exporters
Buyers who need export-grade produce on a fixed schedule.
How it works
From contract to payment in four steps
1
Agree a contract
Pick a buyer contract before you plant. Rate, grade and quantity are fixed in writing.
2
Grow to spec
Kryzen agronomists help you meet the grade, size and residue limits.
3
Drop at a collection centre
Bring your produce to the nearest centre, where it is checked, graded, cooled and packed.
4
Get paid
Payment goes to your bank account after the buyer accepts the lot.
Collection centres: Mumbai, Bengaluru, Pune and Ahmedabad.
Buyers Connect
Find buyers and check their ratings
Buyers Connect, in the Kryzen app, lists buyers across India. Filter by state and buyer type, call them directly, and check their ratings before you sign.
