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# Agriculture and Farming Lead Generation Agriculture is subsidised and regulated, which means participation in support schemes, environmental agreements and assurance standards is documented — often with land area and enterprise type attached. The vertical is also unusually resistant to normal B2B outreach. Farmers are targeted heavily, work outdoors, read email at unusual hours, and place enormous weight on peer recommendation and local relationships. ## Who actually buys | Type | Who decides | |---|---| | Small family farm (under 100 ha) | The farmer. Small budget, high scrutiny | | Commercial farm (100-1,000 ha) | The farmer or farm manager. Main target | | Large estate or farming company (1,000+) | Farm manager or operations director. Best target | | Contract farming operation | The contractor | | Agricultural contractor | The owner | | Grower / horticulture business | Owner or production manager | | Agri-supplier or merchant | Commercial director | **Land area and enterprise type together are the size filter.** A thousand hectares of arable and a hundred hectares of intensive horticulture are comparable businesses by turnover but entirely different operationally. **The farm manager, where one exists, is the buyer.** A farm large enough to employ a manager is large enough to buy systems; a farm where the owner drives the tractor usually isn't. ## Where these leads live | Source | What it gives you | Quality | |---|---|---| | Agricultural subsidy payment registers