For Students

Agro Revo World is a platform that brings in projects for the welfare of farmers — and students are one of the three groups every project depends on. This is your chance to take part in something real and to give us your ideas, instead of writing them up for a marking sheet.

On Berries by Gus, much of the knowledge that reaches the farm comes from students. We don't run a training programme and we're not the experts on these crops, so what you bring genuinely counts.

What taking part looks like:

• Work on the crop, with the farmer. Strawberries, blueberries, mulberries and cranberries grown organically — soil prep, spacing, organic pest control, harvest and handling, shoulder to shoulder with the person whose land it is.
• Help run the trial plots. Especially cranberries, which are fussy about where they'll grow. Record what works and what doesn't, plainly.
• Give us ideas worth testing. Not pitch decks — a technique, a tool, a cheaper way of doing something. If it could help a farmer, we want it in front of one, and we'll tell you what happened when we tried it.
• Listen more than you talk. The farmers you work with know their land. Expect to hear "that won't work here, but this might" — and expect it to be right.

If you're studying agriculture, horticulture, agri-science, food science or anything adjacent — or you're simply someone who's grown these before — this is real fieldwork with real consequences, not a classroom exercise.

Sign up and you'll get a personal invite into our student group — Discord, WhatsApp or Telegram, wherever the conversation ends up — where students get matched to specific farms ahead of the 15 October 2026 kick-off. It's also where ideas get argued over before they reach a field.