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Privacy Policy

Last Updated: June 2026

The AGRICOLA Company values your trust and is deeply committed to transparency, stewardship, and data ethics. This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, use, and safeguard your information across our website, digital consulting operations, and SeedHub data networks.

1. Information We Collect

We collect information to build foundational food systems and execute your project designs efficiently.

  • Voluntary Information: Names, email addresses, phone numbers, organizational names, and billing details provided when you apply for a membership-based food distribution platform, download white papers, request consulting, or enter vendor agreements.

  • Geographic & Mapping Data: In managing regional seed hubs, CSA partnerships, and urban green spaces, we may process aggregate geographic, municipal land use, or farm-site layout coordinates necessary for GIS mapping and agricultural policy execution.

  • Automated Information: Standard website analytics (cookies, IP addresses, browser types) used via Wix to optimize web performance and user experience.

2. How We Use Your Information

Your data is used strictly for the "Collective Good" and the execution of our core pillars:

  • To coordinate regional seed production and wholesale aggregation.

  • To draft, execute, and manage institutional procurement contracts and value-based pricing structures.

  • To deliver digital guides, ESG reports, and sustainability strategy updates.

  • To comply with state and federal reporting requirements associated with municipal grants or food ministries.

3. Data Sharing & Multi-Stakeholder Transparency

We reject exploitative gain. We do not sell, rent, or trade your personal data to third-party marketers. Information is shared exclusively with aligned entities under the following conditions:

  • Institutional Supply Chains: Sharing necessary logistics details with trusted transportation networks, warehousing partners, and municipal allies (e.g., Florida Department of Health, local school districts) to fulfill procurement agreements.

  • Legal Compliance: When required by law, public health departments, or to protect the safety of vulnerable, food-insecure populations.

4. Protection of Indigenous and Seed Data

We recognize that data regarding regional seed hubs, crop genetics, and Creole Seed Sovereignty holds cultural and ecological weight. We apply rigorous operational guardrails to prevent the corporate exploitation of localized agrarian and community-held asset data.

5. Your Rights & Choices

Depending on your location, you hold rights regarding your data:

  • Access & Correction: You may request a copy of the personal information we hold or ask to update it.

  • Opt-Out: You can unsubscribe from our newsletters, digital guide updates, or policy roundtables at any time by clicking the "unsubscribe" link.

  • Data Deletion: You may request that we erase your personal data, subject to legal or contractual retention obligations related to municipal and institutional contracts.

6. Contact Us

For questions regarding our Terms, Privacy Policy, or our structural justice standards, please contact us through the secure channels provided on our Wix platform.

The AGRICOLA Company

Food. Policy. People.

Broward County, Florida, USA

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