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Track record
Two different records, and they should not be confused. Each cycle below is a farm’s record — what that flock did, in the order it ran, with the months it lost money alongside the months it made money. Above it is ours: how many farms applied, how many we let through, and what happened to the projects we approved.
The figures are summed from financial periods published at the time and distributions actually paid, not from a summary written afterwards.
Our record
We do not farm. We check farms and hold money, so this is what there is to judge us on.
Applications received
1
Approved
0
Too few decided to quote a rate
Farms listed
1
Cycles completed
0
None yet
A high approval rate is not a good sign. A platform that approves nearly everybody is not vetting, it is collecting applications — so the number to watch is how many we turn away, and it is published whichever way it goes.
How short this record is
No cycle has been completed and settled yet. Everything below is still running, and no cycle here has been through a flock sale.
What this does not tell you
Past cycles are not a guide to future ones. Each ran at its own feed and egg prices, with its own flock, on its own farm, in its own year. No cycle here is averaged with any other, because an average is where a bad cycle goes to hide, and a strong farm’s record says nothing about a weak one on the same platform. If a future cycle loses money, it will appear on this page in the same form as the rest.
Read what happens if things go wrong for how a loss, a flock death or an insolvency is handled.