intofarm : invest to farm project

Get started

1. Register INTOFARM
2. Choose and buy a farm
3. Receive earnings every month

Choose a farm

You do not have your own income-generating farm.
To have a steady income every month, you need to buy a farm.
You can invest money in one of the following farms:


Price: $ 2
Produce: 2 per month
Expected income: $ 4.8 per year


Price: $ 20
Produce: 21 per month
Expected income: $ 50 per year


Price: $ 60
Produce: 68 per month
Expected income: $ 168 per year


Price: $ 400
Produce: 500 per month
Expected income: $ 1260 per year


Price: $ 2000
Produce: 2535 per month
Expected income: $ 6540 per year

Your monthly income will depend
on the chosen and purchased farm.

You can earn extra earnings inviting friends.
You can also get a mini-farm for free.

How it works
1. You buy a virtual farm. For example, for $20:
2. Every week, the farm brings you 5 eggs:
3. You sell eggs for $0.2 per unit: = $1
4. Every six months you are selling 130 eggs for $26:
5. If you buy another farm you will earn in six months additional +$26

Thus, for every $100 invested, you will receive approximately $21 per month.

HINT:
The most popular
farm is the poultry farm for $2000.
It brings $545 per month

The mechanism of money making:

Received from users money invested in a real production.
For example, 4000 users bought a farm for $400.
For $1,6 million contract real modern farming.
Acquiring a real farm brings real money.
Some of that money goes back to users' accounts monthly as an income.
Thus, you are participating in joint investments, and receive your share of the profits.
A high percentage of profits are made possible by the management of investment capital, participation in venture capital investing, funding profitable projects and improving the performance of existing business through the purchase of new equipment and expanding production.
In other words, your money works for you in a real business.

Why should I try?

Let your money have a chance to work for you.
You'll have more money every month.
You become the investor of a real business and get your share of the profits through our project. It is a significant opportunity for investment and for earning an extra income.

If you're wondering, we have a special offer:
Mini-farm for $2. It allows you to have an experience of how everything works.

It's worth a try. Just try it and make sure everything works. 

CLICK HERE TO JOIN INTOFARM 

Characters of Shaun the Sheep

Shaun

He’s the sheep that doesn’t follow the flock. Curious, ingenious and always on the lookout for fun, Shaun’s farmyard antics keep the sheep on their toes - not to mention Bitzer!

Bitzer

Shaun’s long suffering-friend Bitzer puts the ‘sheep’ into ‘sheep dog’. As a faithful friend, he does his best to keep his woolly pals out of trouble! All Bitzer really wants is a quiet country life, but that’s the last thing he’s going to get in this farmyard!

Shirley

As one big mama, Shirley is an eating machine. Four times the size of any other sheep; she’s a real heavyweight and often gets stuck, leaving the other sheep to push, pull, or catapult her out of trouble! Shirley also comes in pretty handy when Shaun needs a soft landing!

Timmy

Don’t be fooled by his baby-faced, dummy-sucking charms. Timmy may be cute and cuddly but he has an uncanny knack of getting into trouble! Good thing Shaun and his four-legged friends are around to save his fleece!

Timmy's Mother

 

Wears curlers in her hair, and is a bit careless about maternal duties, even using Timmy once as some sort of a paint brush. But when her offspring goes astray, she is inconsolable until he is safely back in her care. She is also Shaun's aunt.

The Flock

 

When they’re not chewing the cud, this woolly bunch likes to play and create havoc around the farmyard. And when Shaun gets an idea, they’re only too happy to follow his lead. Once a sheep, always a sheep eh!

The Farmer

He looks like he’s a pork pie short of a picnic. So it’s not surprising that the unsuspecting Farmer is totally oblivious to his flock’s (as well as his dog’s) human-like intelligence and their human-like antics. Will he ever wise-up to what’s going on?

The Pigs

These three not-so-little pigs are always getting the sheep into bother. They’re the bane of Shaun’s life and mock the flock at every opportunity. Troublesome, bad-mannered and greedy if only these pigs would fly! Where’s the big baah-d wolf when you need him? Bitzer… here boy!

Pidsley

Shaun’s nemesis, Pidsley is a moggy with a mission: to upset the flock. He’s also jealous of Bitzer’s bond with his master the Farmer, and will do anything to be the centre of his affections. Someone get this cat a saucer of milk. Meoww!

Shaun the Sheep is my favourite animation.

Source : http://www.bbc.co.uk