Your next harvest begins with an agreement.
We connect Chiriquí farms with customers planning future purchases. 506FRESH seeks commercial opportunities and coordinates contract farming proposals between growers and buyers, according to demand and each farm’s capacity.
Discuss a contract farming program1. Connect the farm with demand
Buyers share their crop needs, quantities and timing. Growers tell us what they can grow and when. We look for commercial matches to assess a program between both parties.
2. Assess the program with the grower
We review the proposed crop, schedule and capacity with the farm. 506FRESH manages the commercial opportunity; farming feasibility is assessed with the grower before commitments are made.
3. Agree on responsibilities and follow-up
Before starting, the parties agree on scope, terms and follow-up. The aim is to make production planning and the buyer’s needs clear. Submitting an inquiry does not create a contract or reserve growing capacity.
Questions to help plan your inquiry
Can I propose a crop other than peppers or watermelons?
Yes. Describe the crop you need or can grow. We assess the opportunity with growers and buyers; an inquiry does not confirm capacity or a contract.
Does the form confirm a growing program?
No. The form prepares an inquiry. A program is only defined after the team reviews capacity, timing, crop and terms.