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Ten service lines, one operating system.

Each line is a working business with a code, a definition, an audience, and a deliverable. We scope every engagement in writing before any work begins.

Our hero service

Agrihood & agricultural amenity services.

For developers, HOAs, master-planned communities, and institutions: a complete agricultural amenity — consulted, designed, built, and run by one accountable team, and launched onto the Farm2Chef platform so it draws people from its first week.

They build farms that sit there. Ours arrive alive.

01

Consult

Feasibility first: soil, water, sun, budget, governance. We tell you what the land can carry and what it will cost to run — before design money is spent.

02

Design

A working farm designed like a place people love: production beds, kitchen gardens, orchard, gathering lawn, outdoor classroom — planned with your landscape architect, or fully by our team.

03

Build

Installation by people who farm: field preparation, irrigation, orchard planting, greenhouse assembly. Built to be worked for decades, not photographed for a season.

04

Run

Embedded farm educators, weekly programming, classes, harvest events, chef demos, and Garden Crawls — one contract, one accountable team, a quarterly engagement report with real numbers.

Every farm we run gets a second address: the app.

Its own page in Farm2Chef

Photos, story, harvest notes, and events — live in a national directory of 1,413 gardens and farms.

Garden Crawls

Your farm becomes a stop on public crawls; neighbors and residents walk it with a passport in hand.

Passport stamps

Visits become a habit and a keepsake; residents collect their own farm's stamp first.

Programming on rails

Classes, demos, and dinners listed, booked, and reminded through the platform — not buried in an email thread.

Measured engagement

Visits, stamps, sign-ups, seats. When your board asks what the amenity did this quarter, you'll have a number, not a feeling.

The directory and the crawls are national — 44 states. Amenity builds start in greater Houston and travel with the platform’s cities; we say that plainly rather than promise a map we can’t staff yet.

A competitor can copy a planting plan. They can’t copy a platform.

Thirty minutes, on a Tuesday or Wednesday. You leave with a preliminary amenity model, a likely operating approach, a sense of the programming calendar, and a recommended next step.

Service lines
S—01

Agrihood & agricultural amenity services

Consulting, design, installation, and management for communities that want a farm people actually use — plugged into the Farm2Chef platform from day one.

Who it's for
Developers, HOAs, master-planned communities, institutions
Deliverable
Feasibility consult, amenity design & build, farm educators & programming, platform launch & engagement reporting
S—02

Farm-direct sourcing & aggregation

We buy direct from growers and aggregate across farms to hit institutional volume.

Who it's for
Farms, institutions, food programs
Deliverable
Aggregated supply, pack & grade, cold-chain handoff
S—03

Meal prep & subscription meal programs

Recurring, clinically referable meal programs priced and documented like a service.

Who it's for
Health systems, employers, households
Deliverable
Weekly meal plan, per-meal unit economics, adherence log
S—04

Mobile café & on-site beverage activations

Pop-up café and beverage service deployed to sites, events, and workplaces.

Who it's for
Developers, employers, event hosts
Deliverable
Branded activation, service plan, staffing
S—05

Private dining, dinner clubs & retreats

Farm dinners, destination gastronomy, and curated club experiences.

Who it's for
Private hosts, institutions, retreats
Deliverable
Tasting menu, service arc, full staffing
S—06

Culinary education & workforce certification

Youth culinary challenge and food handler certification delivered in-house.

Who it's for
Youth 16–21, workforce programs, universities
Deliverable
Certification, curriculum, outcome reporting
S—07

Hospitality consulting & owner-operator support

Operating support for owners who need a COO, not a consultant.

Who it's for
Owners, operators, developers
Deliverable
Operating plan, SOPs, unit economics
S—08

Research, feasibility & program design

Primary-source research and feasibility for capital and program decisions.

Who it's for
Funders, developers, institutions
Deliverable
Brief, feasibility memo, outcome framework
S—09

Supply-chain technology & logistics coordination

The coordination layer that makes a small grower legible to an institutional buyer.

Who it's for
Growers, institutions, aggregators
Deliverable
Procurement compliance, invoicing, cold chain
S—10

Event production & staffing

Full event production with trained culinary and service staff.

Who it's for
Hosts, institutions, brands
Deliverable
Production plan, staffing, run-of-show
How engagements are scoped

We scope in writing. No work begins without one.

A written scope protects both sides. It names the objective, the deliverables, the timeline, the fee, and the ownership of any work product. It is the operating discipline of a company that thinks like a founder and runs like a COO.

01

Intake

You tell us the objective, the audience, and the constraint. We listen first.

02

Written scope

We return a written scope: objective, deliverables, timeline, fee, ownership.

03

Operate

We execute against the scope with the right division and service line.

04

Hand off

You receive the deliverable and any documentation needed to operate it forward.