Aerial view at golden hour of an international commercial agriculture complex: modern Venlo glass greenhouses, center-pivot irrigation, seed production fields, solar arrays and water reservoirs

A specialised Global B2B Group platform

Human-led from the first moment

Global Platform for Commercial Agricultural Projects

Turn a commercial greenhouse, irrigation, seed, fertilizer or infrastructure project into a structured RFQ. A sourcing specialist reviews every brief before relevant supplier or project-partner outreach.

  • Supplier-Neutral
    Suppliers cannot pay to be ranked or shortlisted
  • Human-Led
    Qualified projects reviewed by a sourcing specialist
  • Global Sourcing
    Manufacturers identified and compared worldwide
  • USD 250K+ Projects
    Designed for substantial commercial agriculture
  • Free for Qualified Buyers
    No platform fee on standard sourcing

SeedMatch Group is a supplier-neutral agriculture and agricultural-infrastructure procurement platform within the Global B2B Group ecosystem. It is not a manufacturer, seed producer, fertilizer producer, EPC contractor or lender. Eligible projects may be introduced to independent financing partners, subject to their own assessment, terms and approval.

Start from your project goal

What are you trying to build?

Commercial agriculture projects are defined by outcomes, not equipment lists. Select the objective closest to yours — each route leads to scoping guidance, comparable specifications and the same vendor-neutral RFQ preparation process.

Unsure which path fits? Submit a short brief and a sourcing specialist will define the scope, sequence and financing route with you before any supplier is approached.

Prepare your RFQ
Submit a Project Brief

Tell us about your agriculture project.

Greenhouse, irrigation, energy, engineering, financing or seeds — share the scope, climate, scale and timeline. A dedicated global sourcing specialist will review your brief from the first moment, shortlist the most suitable global suppliers and financing partners, and return a curated commercial proposal privately — without revealing supplier identities.