Grow More, Worry Less

RAS Farm (Regenerative Agriculture System Farms) is an all-in-one farming app and local produce marketplace built for the Philippines. In one place you can plan crops, livestock, and natural fertilizers with stage-by-stage reminders, schedule your crew and farm maintenance, sell your harvest to nearby customers, and have it delivered by riders.

Yes. RAS Farm turns each crop, flock, and fertilizer batch into a stage-by-stage schedule — watering, feeding, turning, health checks, and harvest all appear as dated reminders on a calendar and on your weekly Tasks agenda. Your whole crew sees what is due and can mark each job done, paused, or resumed.

Yes. Alongside crop and livestock tasks, you can schedule farm maintenance that is not tied to any single crop — trimming, grass-cutting, fence repair, and equipment upkeep. Maintenance can be one-time or repeat every few days, be assigned to specific crew members, and it lands on the same schedule calendar so nothing is forgotten.

Yes. RAS Farm tracks three kinds of living records through their life stages: crops, livestock and poultry flocks, and natural or organic fertilizer batches. Each moves through its own stages with its own reminders, and the app estimates harvest or ready dates and possible yield from your plot size.

Yes. RAS Farm has a built-in local produce marketplace. Farms and shops list their harvest, customers browse what is fresh near them sorted by distance, add to a cart, and check out — creating an order with each seller. Prices, weight, and delivery fees are worked out automatically.

Yes — this is exactly what RAS Farm is built for. It has three connected doors: Taboan for customers shopping the market, Agribusiness for farms, cooperatives, and merchant organizations running their operations, and Jobs for riders and farm workers. Together they link growers, sellers, buyers, and delivery riders in one system.

Yes. Approved sellers can create or join a farmer cooperative, and a co-op can run a public wet-market (palengke) page where each member keeps a stall. Stalls run on chosen market days, co-ops can post sellers-wanted vacancies, and orders are collated stall by stall for hand-in.

Yes. Owners invite crew and admins by email and assign them to specific farms with a role — owner, admin, or crew. Everyone shares the same schedule, tasks can be assigned to individual members, and roles control who can manage the farm versus who logs the daily work.

Sellers can post delivery runs — blocks of delivery work a rider books in advance for guaranteed pay — or let individual orders go to an open jobs board that riders claim one by one. Pickup is confirmed with a 4-digit code so the right order leaves with the right rider, and farms can also deliver orders themselves.

Yes. The Bayanihan boards let sellers post produce they are looking to buy and one-off help requests such as extra hands, equipment, or transport. Every post states its terms — free, paid, or barter — and friends and co-op members can respond with an offer, then settle it in a built-in chat.

Yes. Farms post contract jobs — farm work with a title, location, start date, and pay that can be cash, volunteer, or barter. Workers browse an open jobs board, claim a job, and the farm marks it complete when the work is done.

RAS Farm is free to start — every account begins on a free tier. Farm owners can upgrade to higher subscription tiers for more farms, crew, and library items, and organizations and merchants buy yearly marketplace shop slots (puwesto). Payments are made locally through GCash or InstaPay.

Yes. RAS Farm is built for Filipino farmers, markets, and riders, with peso pricing and GCash or InstaPay payments. It works in any phone browser today, and a dedicated mobile app is on the way.

RAS Farm was founded by Roseele Dahang. It grew from the idea of a Regenerative Agriculture System — connecting farms, cooperatives, markets, customers, and riders in one platform that helps farmers grow more and worry less.