Help build the coordination layer for regenerative agriculture.
Kokonut Network is inviting agronomists, researchers, ReFi builders, developers, DAO members, capital allocators, and community organizers to help turn live regenerative farms into a repeatable, community-governed system. Adelphi proves the model can work at the farm level. The next challenge is replication: more farms, more verified data, more open-source tools, more contributor pathways, and more community-owned agricultural production.No capital required to begin. Start with a Guild task, a research contribution, an issue, a proposal, or a conversation.

Why act now?
The problem is urgent, but the opportunity is practical.- Climate pressure is rising. Soil degradation, water scarcity, and biodiversity loss make extractive agriculture more fragile every year.
- Grassroots farmers are undercapitalized. Farmers often have land, knowledge, and labor, but lack access to patient capital, governance tools, and verifiable reporting infrastructure.
- Adelphi is already live. Our flagship farm in Monte Plata, Dominican Republic, is funded, operating, monitored, and publishing real farm data.
- The Framework is ready to improve. Every new farm needs better data schemas, clearer MRV standards, stronger public-goods allocation logic, and more contributors who can make the system easier to replicate.
The invitation is not to believe in a concept. The invitation is to help improve a live system that already touches land, farmers, governance, public data, and community benefit.
What we are building together
Kokonut Network is a cooperative coordination stack for regenerative agriculture.Farms that regenerate land
Adelphi is the first live syntropic farm: women-led, community-first, publicly funded, and monitored through satellite, field, harvest, and impact data.
A Framework that farms can reuse
The Kokonut Framework provides every farm with a common data schema, development phases, MRV requirements, public-goods allocation logic, and a governance pathway.
DAO governance with contributor pathways
Capital contributors participate through the Moloch DAO. Non-capital contributors participate through Guilds, Guild Points, and potential Loot awards.
Open infrastructure for builders
Developers can build on public docs, deployed contracts, Farm Registry primitives, MRV data flows, EAS attestations, and the Agentic Marketplace architecture.
Choose your contribution path
There is no single way to contribute. Choose the path that matches your skills, resources, and level of commitment.Agronomists & syntropic practitioners
Help improve farm design, crop sequencing, soil regeneration plans, water systems, biochar use, biodiversity restoration, and farmer training materials.
Researchers & MRV contributors
Improve vegetation index methodology, soil and water measurements, SDG mapping, EBF reporting, impact scoring, species-level geodata, and verification standards.
ReFi builders & mechanism designers
Help design public-goods funding pools, impact-linked tokens, revenue allocation models, farm funding proposals, and incentive systems that keep value circulating locally.
Developers & technical builders
Build Farm Registry tools, EAS attestation schemas, dashboards, AI agents, subgraphs, front-end interfaces, MRV automation, and DAO tooling.
DAO members & capital allocators
Tribute stablecoins to the Kokonut DAO, receive $vKKN backed 1:1 by coconut trees, vote on farm funding, and use rage-quit protection if you disagree with the direction.
Community organizers & storytellers
Support Discord onboarding, educational content, partnership outreach, documentation, events, farm updates, governance recaps, and public narrative work.
How a contribution turns into standing
Kokonut is designed so people can earn influence through verified work, not only through capital.Start with a concrete contribution
Join the Discord, review open issues, improve a doc page, propose an MRV method, write a research note, build a tool, support a grant, or help a Guild with a defined task.
Create a contribution record
Completed work becomes part of your contribution history: shipped code, approved documentation, MRV submissions, authored proposals, peer endorsements, or public ecosystem work.
Earn Guild Points
Recognized contributions can earn non-transferable Guild Points inside the relevant Guild. Points represent reputation and influence; they cannot be bought, sold, delegated, or transferred.
Capital is one path into Kokonut, not the only path. Contributors without capital can earn reputation, influence, and economic participation through verified work.
The Guilds
Kokonut Guilds are the operational intelligence of the network. Each Guild owns a domain of work and helps route contributions into the DAO’s broader governance process.| Guild | Domain | Examples of useful contributions |
|---|---|---|
| Technology Guild | Smart contracts, data tooling, front-end interfaces, AI agents, APIs, indexers | Farm Registry tooling, EAS schemas, dashboards, subgraphs, automation, contract integrations |
| Impact Guild | MRV, EBF impact reporting, SDG alignment, ecological validation | Satellite methodology, soil metrics, biodiversity data, impact reports, attestation workflows |
| Communications Guild | Public narrative, education, documentation, community growth | Docs improvements, explainers, onboarding flows, governance newsletters, ecosystem updates |
| Governance Guild | Proposal quality, DAO process, dispute resolution, contributor onboarding | Proposal templates, governance guides, vote summaries, policy updates, onboarding materials |
| Finance Guild | Treasury reporting, farm models, grant budgets, stablecoin strategy | Farm forecasts, budget proposals, grant financials, treasury reports, partner diligence |
| Community & Partnerships Guild | Farmer onboarding, partnerships, local coordination, ReFi relationships | Farmer partnership templates, ecosystem partnerships, community events, collaboration pipelines |
What needs help right now
Kokonut is especially looking for contributors who can help with:Framework improvements
Improve the Common Data Schema, farm development phases, public-goods allocation model, impact reporting sections, and replication playbooks.
MRV and farm data
Help standardize satellite, drone, soil, field, harvest, and biodiversity data so farm progress can be publicly verified.
Agentic Marketplace
Build agents that support MRV ingestion, vegetation-index calculations, Farm Registry submissions, harvest forecasting, grant writing, and impact scoring.
DAO and Guild operations
Improve proposal templates, bounty flows, contribution review, Guild coordination, governance summaries, and new member onboarding.
Adelphi documentation
Turn live farm progress into clear public records: photos, harvest updates, infrastructure milestones, MRV notes, and community impact stories.
Partnerships and replication
Help identify future farms, public-goods funders, ReFi partners, local institutions, research collaborators, and ecosystem allies.
Why your contribution matters
Kokonut is building a system in which the next farm does not have to start from scratch. Each useful contribution makes the network easier to trust, fund, operate, verify, and replicate:- Better documentation helps new contributors join faster.
- Better MRV standards make it easier to verify impact.
- Better software reduces manual reporting bottlenecks.
- Better governance templates make DAO decisions easier to review.
- Better financial models make farm proposals easier to fund.
- Better partnerships help more communities access the Framework.
The goal is not to build one beautiful farm. The goal is to build the repeatable coordination layer that lets many regenerative farms become fundable, governable, and verifiable.
Start here
Join the Discord
Introduce yourself, share your skills, and tell the community which contribution path you are most interested in. Join Discord →
Read the live proof
Start with Adelphi Farm and inspect the live project data at hub.kokonut.network/projects/41.
Pick a Guild
Review the Kokonut Guilds and choose the domain where your skills can create the most value.
Make a first contribution
Improve a doc page, open an issue, propose a method, ship a tool, write an analysis, support a proposal, or help document Adelphi’s progress.
Book a walkthrough if you are a partner or allocator
If you represent a funder, DAO, protocol, farm, institution, or serious partnership opportunity, book a meeting for a DAO and farm walkthrough.
Together, we can turn regenerative agriculture into a public, verifiable, community-owned system — one farm, one contribution, one proposal, and one verified record at a time.