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Buy Farmland Where Your Harvest Justifies the Cost of Land

Atticus Graven

September 24, 2021

We mapped all the farmland in the US by its ratio of land cost to expected agricultural value.

Ambrook is Now Certified by Ag Data Transparent

Mackenzie Burnett

September 17, 2021

Since our founding, Ambrook has helped farmers and ranchers access funding opportunities and manage their finances. Privacy, security, and transparency of how we use data is core to who we are as a company. That’s why we are excited to announce that Ambrook is now officially Ag Data Transparent certified.

Poor Broadband Access Linked to Less Farm Funding

Atticus Graven & Aleks Schaefer, PhD JD

August 30, 2021

County-level CFAP payment data shows a large gulf between the counties with broadband access and those without.

Announcing Ambrook Wallet & Our Partnership With Stripe Treasury

Dan Schlosser

June 17, 2021

Ambrook has been working to bring modern financial management tools to farmers. We’ve made great progress in just nine months, helping thousands of farmers apply to over $6M in funding for their operations.

CFAP2 Application to Reopen April 5th

Mackenzie Burnett

March 25, 2021

Yesterday, the USDA announced new programs and plans to bring financial assistance to farmers affected by COVID-19 market disruptions. Among these announcements was increased payments to previous rounds of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP1, CFAP2, and CFAP-AA), and a re-opening of the application window for CFAP2 for at least 60 days beginning April 5th, 2021.

CFAP Additional Assistance Applications (CFAP-AA), Now on Ambrook

Mackenzie Burnett

March 16, 2021

The USDA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) has been extended with additional assistance to certain agricultural producers whose operations were impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Now, eligible farmers and ranchers can complete their CFAP Additional Assistance (CFAP-AA) paperwork online in a simple form with Ambrook.

Ambrook's Seamless Authentication with Next.js and Firebase

Dan Schlosser

March 4, 2021

When I started working on Ambrook, adopting Next.js was a clear choice. I liked that it flexibly combines statically generated (SSG) pages (like blog posts, marketing sites), with server-side rendered (SSR) pages (like our app and account pages), and merges it all together with a smart client-side navigation scheme.