Allocate Farming Resources Efficiently
Our Mission
WasteCropper's cutting-edge BioTech Implants aim to create safer, environmentally friendly, and more efficient farms.
Working with a team of leading bioengineers, we provide services that limit the overuse of agricultural resources while improving crop yield and efficiency.
Our products and services focus on the specific needs of our clients, using a variety of methods to help them decrease cost of production and lengthen the lifespan of their farmlands.
The Problem is Ineffective Farming
Aggregate Spending in U.S. Farms
Spending
35% Pesticides (7.2 Billion USD)
18% Water/ Others (4 Billion USD)
26% Fertilizers (5.4 Billion USD)
18% Crops (4 Billion USD)
3% Other
Pesticide Overuse
Deteriorates Soil
Harms Farm Workers
Poisons Water Systems and Food
Other Wasted Resources
Water & Fertilizers
Squanders Natural Resources
Increases Cost of Production
The "Pesticide Plateau"
Despite new farming technology, pesticide usage...
- Have declined by less than 3% since 2001
- Harms over 25 million workers each year
- Causes millions of unintentional poisoning cases
- Degrades farm soil
- Demands a large portion of farms' budget plans
Agricultural Organizations Today
- Multinational companies dominate the space
- Vendors do not offer specified services for each farm
- Lack the goals to decrease pesticide usage
- Mainly focus on selling "better" pesticides for profit
- Small farmers are dependent on large scale standardization
- Developing markets are exposed to outdated solutions first
Existing Solutions
How to Use Agricultural Resources Efficiently?
Farmers need a platform to help them
- Limit their pesticide use
- Apply the correct amount and type of fertilizer
- Allocate natural resources properly (such as water)
- Improve crop yield
- Decrease cost of production
Every farm is unique
Each farm develops different crops, has different landscape and structures, and requires its own specific resource allocation plan to function effectively.
Our Product
WasteCropper's BioTech Implants are built to receive information about your crops' specific needs from each area of your farmland.
Our BioTech Implants are planted into the soil of the farm. For every 3 acres of land an implant is applied. They are designed to give the farm owners and workers information on whether the applied area needs pesticide, the type of fertilizers needed, and the amount of hydration required. This directly decreases the need to spend on extra pesticide and fertilizers that would have been applied to areas that didn't need those products.
Our lab consists of state-of-the-art technology and a team of leading bioengineers who improve our products.
Results
Our Progress in the Market
Farms We Work With
Our Clients
30% Small Farms
25% Large Farms
45% Medium Farms
1,800+
Annually Active Users
$30,000,000
Annual Revenue
20+
New Farms Monthly
Industry Outlook & Competition
Great Farms
- Pros:
- Cutting-edge bioengineering
- Many partnered businesses
- Cons:
- High cost of production
- Lack unique solutions to different clients
Our Advantages:
- Constantly lowering opportunity cost
- Client-first priority
- Pros:
- Customer-first service
- Eco-Friendly solutions
- Cons:
- Outdated Technology
- Insufficient equipment needed for further improvement
Our Advantages:
- Advanced and improving biotechnology
- Consistent growth of user base
- Pros:
- Most efficient pesticide product
- Unique plan for each customer
- Cons:
- Eco-destructive pesticides
- Products degrade and shorten lifespans of farmlands
Our Advantages:
- Eco-friendly products that limit resources
- Boost crop yield while increasing lifespan of farmlands
Growth Booster
Efficient Crops
Why Us?
Cutting-Edge Technology
Our BioTech Implants are the first to directly decrease pesticide usage, which:
- Lowers opportunity cost for farms
- Conserves natural resources
- Reduces environment damage
Our technology is capable of adapting to different farms, giving users information that will specifically improve their farms. Unlike other biotech agricultural companies, we do not use generic methods. We aim to provide unique solutions to each of our client's problems.
Constant Improvements
Our team of leading bioengineers have lowered our cost of production every year. New methods and improving technology helped us provide service at lower prices and garner more customers.
Growth & Partnerships
WasteCropper's presence in both the agricultural and eco-conservation circles have been steadily growing. We are currently a proud collaborator with the largest environmental NGOs. Furthermore, we will launch projects empowering local eco-farming groups, in 2018.
Meet Our Team
Please contact our team leaders for inquiries.
Jacob Adams
CEO/CFO
Co-Founder of WasteCropper
Mr. Adams completed his BA at Wesleyan University and holds an MBA degree from Stanford University.
Email: jacob.adams@wastecropper.com
Madeline Moore
Chief Technology Officer
Co-Founder of WasteCropper
Ms. Adams completed her BA and her PhD degrees in Bioengineering at Yale University.
Email: madeline.moore@wastecropper.com
Jiang Li
Manager
Budget Consultant
Jiang Li joined WasteCropper in 2015. He currently works as the manager and budget consultant for the company. Mr. Li plays an integral role in annual budget and employment planning. He also leads a team that works with collaborators and farm owners on their specific needs.
Mr. Li completed his BA at Beijing University and holds a JD and an MBA degree from Cornell University.
Email: jiang.li@wastecropper.com
Funding Our Mission
We aim to...
- Acquire over $800,000+ funding within the next year.
- Use additional resources to develop better BioTech Implants that:
- Operate more efficiently.
- Become more eco-friendly than ever.
- Allocate funds to develop more partnerships.
- Increase our presence in the industry, both locally and nationally.
Future Plans & Projects
2019:
- Increase BioTech Implant coverage to 3 acres per implant (achieved)
- Improve insertion technique for BioTech Implants to become more eco-friendly (in progress)
- Begin developments for new hydrating system to reduce water use in farms (in progress)
2020:
- Launch "FarmGreener" project with GreenPeace to assist farmers across the globe (in progress).
- Create an IT department designed to troubleshoot our clients' concerns.
- Offer new hydrating system as an available service by end of the year.
Funding Allocation
$800,000
25% Farm Greener
20% Marketing
40% R&D
15% IT Department
Waste Cropper
www.wastecropper.com
info@wastecropper.com
45 Wyllys Avenue
Middletown, CT 06459
(860)-800-8888