Batch 3 · contacts 101–300

200 more sponsor prospects, every one with a public email, lift EcoFarm's pipeline to 300 contacts

Asked (summary)

EcoFarm wants corporate sponsors: find people to target at agriculture and farming related companies who could fund the annual event.

Asked (follow-up)

“find another 200 more. don't return any contacts if you don't have their emails.”

This batch holds exactly 200 new named prospects at 115 agriculture-sector companies — contacts 101–300 of the researched sequence — researched live on 23 October 2026. Every row carries a publicly printed professional email tied to that person; rows without an email were dropped, no address was inferred from a company pattern, and the list was deduplicated by normalized email against the first 100 contacts.

Where the 200 contacts sit, by company and outreach tier

Tier 1 · marketing, communications, partnerships (47)Tier 2 · executive decision-makers (111)Tier 3 · sales and account contacts (42)

Top 18 companies by contact count shown as stacked bars; the remaining 97 companies are folded into one bar, truncated at the axis edge (133 contacts total). Hover a segment for the names behind it. The tier is a prospecting heuristic, not evidence anyone will fund EcoFarm.

Tier 2 executive decision-makers are the largest group — 111 of 200 contacts — so most outreach in this batch starts at owner, president or VP level, e.g. the leadership roster at farmcreditil.com.

47 contacts are tier 1 marketing, communications and business-development roles — the people who typically own sponsorship budgets — such as Agri-Pulse's business development lead at agri-pulse.com.

Coverage is broad, not deep: 115 companies supply the 200 contacts and no company contributes more than five, e.g. the team page at alexandrafarms.com.

Sources are diverse too: 105 distinct hosts back the rows and the largest single host supports only 5 contacts (2.5%), e.g. profiles on linkedin.com.

All 200 contacts

Name	Title	Company	Email	Why relevant	Tier	Source

Method: live-web research on 2026-10-23 across commercial agriculture, agtech, crop inputs, seed, fertilizer, irrigation, equipment, precision ag, crop insurance and finance, produce, dairy, grain, livestock, organic food, processing, logistics, packaging, farm media and farm services. 200 rows, one per person; each number counts contacts. Public emails kept only where a source linked the address to the named person; some are personal (Gmail, AOL, iCloud) or from older trade-media and directory pages — revalidate job status and deliverability before outreach, and prefer company-site and recent sources. 105 source hosts; the largest backs 5 contacts (2.5%). “Prospect” means role and company fit, not known willingness to sponsor. Deduplicated by normalized email against contacts 1–100. Follow anti-spam and privacy rules; a per-host source audit was condensed into this note for space.

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