Earthworks HubWordPress build

A site for a regenerative agriculture network

Soil science, pyrolysis hardware, and an investment story — one site that has to land with farmers and funders at the same time.

Discipline: WordPress build
Industry: Agriculture & Cleantech

Earthworks home page — a split hero with the headline 'Restoring soil and community health while simultaneously enhancing crop production and profitability' beside footage of a hand brushing through a wheat field

About the project

What we built

Earthworks deploys agricultural hubs that turn crop waste into biochar and soil inputs through pyrolysis, restoring soil health while improving yield and farm profitability. Its site has an unusually wide brief: it speaks to farmers evaluating an input, entrepreneurs who might run a hub, buyers of the machines themselves, and investors funding the expansion.

We designed and built it in WordPress around a split hero that sets the tone immediately — the promise stated plainly in type on one side, footage of a hand moving through a wheat field on the other. Warm greens and earth tones, generous space, and none of the visual clutter that usually accompanies a technical agricultural pitch.

The projects section carries the credibility. Each hub — Chico in California, Colombia, Italy, Argentina, Washington State — gets a card with real photography from the site and a plain statement of where it stands, so progress reads as concrete rather than aspirational.

The rest is structured so a visitor can self-select quickly: technology and pyrolysis systems for the technically minded, products for buyers, finance for investors, and a machine purchase path for operators. Everything is editor-managed so the team can add hubs and news as the network grows.

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