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BAU investor deck

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Download the complete BAU Farm Intelligence deck with the market problem, product, financial model, leadership team, and three-phase roadmap.

Available now in early access; 2027 pilot participants receive guided onboarding.

Pre-seed materials · Updated 2026

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Inside the deck

One clear story from farm decisions to durable infrastructure.

The deck keeps current facts, planned milestones, and forward-looking assumptions distinct.

The pitch

A decision layer built for specialty-crop farms

BAU combines farmer-controlled records, regional crop economics, weather, and verified buyer demand into practical decisions without replacing farmer judgment.

  • Focused first on USDA Zones 7–9
  • Regional accuracy before national expansion
  • Permission-based farm benchmarks

Financials

A transparent pilot-to-subscription model

The deck explains the path from guided pilot participation to clearly priced farm subscriptions, with assumptions separated from current commitments.

  • Published $19–$249 monthly tiers
  • Editable pilot and cash-flow assumptions
  • Future advisory and partner-channel revenue

Team

Operator experience with a grower-first mandate

BAU is led by a veteran founder with farming and financial-services experience, supported by leadership across brand, operations, and grower engagement.

  • Founder-led execution
  • Farm and financial-services perspective
  • Product principles that protect farmer independence

Roadmap

Three phases that build on real operating history

Each phase earns the right to build the next: useful daily farm decisions, field-level intelligence, then verified farm-risk infrastructure.

  • Phase 1 — Farmer Intelligence
  • Phase 2 — Field Intelligence
  • Phase 3 — Farm Risk Intelligence