Access capital
Grow without relying entirely on traditional loans.
Grow your livestock operation with the right backing.
OM.Farm helps operators access capital, structure agreements, and manage livestock operations through one connected system. Raise livestock with more visibility, support, and shared opportunity.
Why operators work with OM.Farm
Shared risk
Structured agreements distribute responsibilities and outcomes.
Operational visibility
Track livestock, agreements, and performance in one platform.
Flexible programs
Define programs that fit how your operation creates value.
How the operator model works
Step 1 of 4
List
Create a clear livestock listing or shape a program around how your operation produces value.
- Describe the livestock
- Set program goals
Built for real operations
More flexible growth. Better visibility.
One operational view
Track livestock, activity, documents, and financial milestones together.
Structured agreements
Replace fragmented paperwork with defined digital workflows.
Connected participation
Work with owners and partners from one shared source of truth.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to own a large farm or herd to join?
No. OM.Farm is designed for family-run and mid-sized operations too. Operators need an established livestock operation and the facilities, feed, labor, and experience to manage a program responsibly.
What are the platform fees, and how do they work?
OM.Farm is free for operators. There are no platform subscription fees, allowing operators to focus resources on their livestock and operation.
How are leasing agreements protected legally?
Programs use digital agreements with clear responsibilities, timelines, payment terms, risk provisions, and accessible records for every party.
What types of livestock can I list on the platform?
Current programs focus on cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs. Listings include animal details, health information, and the operator’s capacity to care for the program.
How long do typical leasing agreements last?
Program timelines are flexible and commonly follow a livestock growth or breeding cycle. The specific term is defined up front and can be extended when both parties agree.
What happens if livestock gets sick, injured, or does not perform as expected?
Each agreement defines care responsibilities, risk provisions, and the process for handling health events or a loss. Operators remain responsible for day-to-day care and keeping records current.
How and when do I get paid my share of the profits?
Payment and settlement timing are defined in the agreement. Sale records and program outcomes are tracked so each party can see how the final value is calculated and distributed.
Is there a minimum herd size required?
There is no fixed minimum. OM.Farm can start with a small program and scale according to the farm’s capacity, the livestock involved, and available funding.
Operator partnership program
Tell us about your livestock operation.
Share a few details and the OM.Farm team will review your operation and follow up by email.