At FarmNet360, we believe that those who feed the world shouldn't struggle to feed themselves. We are building the digital infrastructure to connect farmers directly with buyers, while providing the software and education needed to scale sustainably.
Founder & CEO
FarmNet360 was founded by Mabel Adaeze Nwanojuo, an agricultural researcher and entrepreneur with a deep focus on Agri-IoT (Internet of Things), Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), and sustainable farming methodologies.
Driven by firsthand research into the inefficiencies of the traditional agricultural supply chain, Mabel launched FarmNet360 to cut out the exploitative middle-tier brokers. Her vision was to create a holistic ecosystem where farmers don't just sell their produce, but also learn how to optimize their yields using modern software and climate-smart techniques.
FarmNet360 Ltd was incorporated in April 2025 and operates out of the prestigious Sparkhouse innovation center in Lincoln, United Kingdom.
Lincolnshire is historically recognized as the agricultural heartland of the UK. By anchoring our technology company here, we stay close to the realities of modern farming, working side-by-side with local cooperatives while scaling our platform globally.
We ensure that farmers get a fair return on their intense labor while providing buyers with fresher, traceably sourced produce at competitive rates.
By optimizing supply chain logistics and connecting supply directly to demand, we aim to significantly reduce post-harvest agricultural waste on a global scale.
We don't just provide a marketplace. Through the FarmNet360 Academy, we provide structured agricultural programs and expert-led training.
The platform is designed to help farmers earn more, help buyers source better, and give every transaction a clearer story.
Producers can publish produce, set target dates, and prepare buyers before the season is even underway.
Restaurants, hotels and distributors compare availability, provenance and pricing in one place.
Orders are routed with the aim of reducing spoilage, lowering emissions, and improving delivery reliability.
We are UK-based, but the model is designed to scale across regions as the marketplace grows.
No. The platform is designed to help smallholders, cooperatives, and growing commercial farms alike.
It combines marketplace access, farm management thinking, and education into one connected ecosystem.
Yes. We welcome cooperatives, suppliers, researchers, buyers and sustainability partners.
Whether you're a farmer looking for better margins, a buyer seeking fresh produce, or a software engineer passionate about agritech, there is a place for you in the FarmNet360 ecosystem.