What does an online farming startup have in common with a startup that has created a public records search platform? Maybe not much, but two such startups presented yesterday morning at 1 Million Cups Sacramento. Fred Tzeng, founder of Barley Oats Farm and Mike Phillips, cofounder of Vigilant, each pitched their startups to two dozen Sacramento entrepreneurs and innovators at the top of the Renaissance Tower.
The Barley Oats Farm concept is that you rent a garden plot, decide what to grow, and then they farm it and deliver to you.
Become a farmer and don’t do any of the work! Barely Oats Farms will grow and deliver your custom crops! #1MCSac pic.twitter.com/LmALg5vX5G
— EntrepreneurShowcase (@EntrprnrShwcs) February 1, 2017
Leading off today is Fred from Barley Oats Farms #1MCSac #StartupSac pic.twitter.com/oHhhuR0sSS
— Startup Sac (@sacstartup) February 1, 2017
What can the community do for you?! #1MCSac https://t.co/66TUNTu7cx
— EntrepreneurShowcase (@EntrprnrShwcs) February 1, 2017
Vigilant is a powerful public records intelligence platform that lets users conduct research and diligence more comprehensively and efficiently, and monitor for new and relevant records.
Mike Phillips, cofounder of Vigilant, a public records search platform, is next presenter at @1MillionCupsSAC. #civictech #GovTech #1mcsac pic.twitter.com/5RjNeB7Q0G
— Laura Good (@goodlaura) February 1, 2017
Next presenter today is Mike, founder of Vigilant #1MCSac pic.twitter.com/rk9Nh8NtNG
— Startup Sac (@sacstartup) February 1, 2017
How can the community help Vigilant? pic.twitter.com/us1KskSpBC
— Startup Sac (@sacstartup) February 1, 2017
