The Bush Market playbook

Farm orders work better together.

Bush Market turns a large supplier order into smaller, clearer neighbourhood reservations—then coordinates the handover from farm to pickup.

Cattle standing in a sunlit farm pasture Local farm supply
01
A clearer starting point

The order begins with what the farm actually has.

Farmers list available supply, timing and share details. Neighbours can then reserve a useful amount without needing to take the whole order or coordinate individual deliveries.

01 / FARMERS

List the real supply.

Availability and timing stay grounded in the supplier’s next collection.

02 / NEIGHBOURS

Reserve your portion.

Choose a quantity that fits your household, freezer and weekly rhythm.

03 / GROUP

Close the gap together.

Small reservations add up until one complete order can move.

Farmer standing in a sunlit field
One coordinated order

Five handoffs. One calmer buying experience.

Every step answers the question that usually makes bulk buying feel complicated: what happens next?

01

Supply is listed

The farmer shares what is ready, when it can move and how the group can reserve it.

02

Shares are reserved

Neighbours claim only the amount that makes sense for their household.

03

The target closes

Bush Market keeps the group legible as reservations build toward one order.

04

Collection is planned

Pickup windows, labels and route details are prepared around the confirmed group.

05

Neighbours collect

Your share arrives at a practical community handover close to home.

This is an illustrative flow. Availability, timing and pickup details depend on each live share.

The order, made legible

See what moves together.

One shared order has a simple rhythm: supply, reservation, handover.

Labeled wooden crates prepared for collectionA clearer chain from farm to foyer.
Stage one · supply

Start with what the farm has ready.

Farmers list what is available, with timing and quantity clear enough for neighbours to make a useful reservation.

Pickup route concept

Pickup is planned around the group.

Shared collection points keep the final handover clearer, closer and easier to coordinate. The map and route labels are illustrative; pickup details for each share will be confirmed before reservations open.

Tap a point to see the thinking behind the route.

Cattle standing in a pasture
What farmers see

Less chasing. More visibility.

Bush Market turns scattered customer conversations into one clearer demand signal, so farmers can spend more time on supply and less time piecing together the order.

01One coordinated group quantity
02Clear reservation progress
03A planned collection window
Farmer standing in a field beside a farm shelterSupply, made visible.
Cattle standing in a sunlit farm pasture
Ready when your neighbourhood is

Find the share that fits your table.

Browse approved group orders and follow the wider Bush Market flow.