Fieldbound
Series A · 2026
Series A · 2026

Regenerative grain,
traded like it matters

Fieldbound connects regenerative farms to the food brands promising their shoppers better ingredients — identity-preserved from field to silo to label.

$14M
GMV TTM
$1.7M
net revenue
$9M
raising
01 / 20
The problem

2,400 food brands made regenerative sourcing pledges — and the commodity system can’t deliver a single verified bushel.

Elevators blend everything. Identity dies at the first silo, and premiums die with it.

02 / 20
Why now
$720M

in announced regenerative ingredient commitments coming due by 2028 (Field to Market pledge tracker, 2025) — demand is contracted; supply chains aren’t.

03 / 20
Product

An exchange with a chain of custody

01
Verified listings
Practice data + MRV attached to every lot before it trades.
02
Identity-preserved logistics
Segregated freight + storage booked in-platform.
03
Premium settlement
Brands pay the practice premium straight to the farm gate.
[ SCREEN — lot listing ]
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How a bushel moves
STEP 01
List
Farm posts lot + verification.
STEP 02
Match
Brand contracts spec + premium.
STEP 03
Move
IP freight, sealed + tracked.
STEP 04
Prove
Chain-of-custody file lands with the shipment.
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Traction
01
$14M
GMV, TTM
02
$1.7M
net revenue (12% take)
03
310
farms listed
04
46
brand buyers

Repeat contract rate is 88% — once a brand ships one verified lot through us, procurement stops going back.

06 / 20
Growth

Quarterly GMV, trailing 8 quarters

Q3 ’24Q4Q1 ’25Q2Q3Q4Q1 ’26Q2
07 / 20
Unit economics

Per contracted lot (5,000 bu oats)

LineValue
Lot value$31k
Practice premium (to farm)+18%
Fieldbound take12%
Logistics margin share3%
Net revenue per lot$4.6k
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Market · USDA ERS 2025

$92B US grain trade; the verified slice is unclaimed

0100%
24%
70%
SOM — oats, wheat, rye IP programs 6%
SAM — identity-preserved grain 24%
TAM — US grain marketing 70%
09 / 20
Competition
Fieldbound
Commodity elevators
Direct farm deals
Specialty brokers
Verification depth → ↑ Liquidity
10 / 20
Moat
01
01

Two-sided verification

Farm practice data + brand claims audit in one ledger — neither side can leave without losing their proof.

02
02

IP logistics network

38 segregated storage partners under contract.

03
03

Premium history

Three seasons of cleared premium prices — the only price discovery in the category.

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Buyers

Brands shipping verified lots today

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Proof, both sides

“We promised 100% regenerative oats by 2027 with no idea how to buy them. Fieldbound turned a press release into a supply chain.”

Laura Chen
VP Sourcing, national breakfast brand
13 / 20
Business model

Take-rate build per lot

Exchange fee
+ Logistics share
+ Verification
Total take
sources uses ending
14 / 20
plan
The plan

Own the premium lane

Every verified lot deepens the only liquid market for regenerative grain — liquidity is the moat that ends the category.

15 / 20
Roadmap
Now
Oats + wheat depth
310 → 900 farms across 6 states.
H1 2027
Forward contracts
Multi-season pricing for brand planning.
H2 2027
Financing rail
Premium-backed planting advances.
2028
Corn + soy entry
The big pools, same custody spine.
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Team
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Sam Whitaker
CEO — ex-Cargill trading desk
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Dr. Amara Diallo
Verification — ex-Rodale science
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Jenny Park
CTO — ex-Flexport platform
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Roy Beckett
Farm network — 3,000-acre operator
17 / 20
Financial plan

GMV with this round

$120M
GMV exiting 2028
25
50
75
100
$14M
$22M
$34M
$53M
$82M
$120M
H1 ’26H2 ’26H1 ’27H2 ’27H1 ’28H2 ’28
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Use of funds

Deploying $9M over 24 months

0100%
36%
34%
30%
Supply growth (farm ops) 36%
Platform + custody tech 34%
Brand GTM + buffer 30%
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Fieldbound

From pledge to pallet.

sam@fieldbound.com · fieldbound.com
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