Farming has stories worth watching
Farmers, filmmakers and everyday creators can publish agricultural documentaries on FarmPlace and earn from paid access. Launching 15 November in Zimbabwe.
By FarmPlace Team

Farming has stories worth watching
And knowledge worth sharing.
Think about the farmer documenting a crop from the day it is planted until harvest.
The poultry farmer sharing practical lessons from years of experience.
The livestock owner documenting animal care, breeding and the realities of running a farm.
The filmmaker capturing Africa's beautiful landscapes, wildlife and natural environments.
Or the local creator who simply wants to show people what life on a farm actually looks like.
These stories deserve an audience.
Agricultural content is not only about teaching
It can entertain, inspire curiosity, preserve experiences and help people appreciate where their food comes from.
That is one of the things we are building into FarmPlace.
We are creating space for agricultural documentaries and premium video content, where farmers and local creators can publish their work and earn from paid access to their documentaries.
Learn from the people who live it
Imagine being able to learn about irrigation from someone who actually operates an irrigation system.
Follow a farmer's journey through an entire growing season.
Discover local livestock practices.
Explore nature, wildlife and rural life through the eyes of people who experience it every day.
We want to encourage more people to document agriculture - not just the successes, but the processes, challenges, discoveries and everyday experiences too.
There is room for your stories
To Zimbabwean farmers, filmmakers, photographers, educators and content creators: there is room for your stories here.
You do not have to be a commercial farmer to contribute. You might be a nature enthusiast, an agricultural student, a storyteller, or someone with knowledge worth sharing.
Let's make agricultural knowledge more accessible, bring more attention to the people behind our food, and give local agricultural content the space it deserves.
FarmPlace launches 15 November. Don't be left out - head over to our website and set your reminder today.
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