US Farm Marketplace For Farmers, USeFarm.com, Is Set To Officially Launch September 1, 2011

Online, August 30, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Aptly tagged as the marketplace for American farmers, USeFarm.com is a US farm marketplace in the form of a web portal where large and small farmers get the opportunity to network, gather information, conduct business and help streamline their businesses. A first for American farm families, USeFarm.com is the brainchild of David Ribble, a 21st century American farmer from Roanoke, Virginia.

"When it comes to livestock, the days of rounding them up for transport to a stockyard is over. When you transport to the stockyard, you are at the mercy of the market and how many people are bidding." At USeFarm.com, you get to set your own pace and reserve price for your livestock. You get what you want for them and pay less in sellers' fees," Mr. Ribble says about the Farmer's Market." This system is very much overdue," continues Mr. Ribble.

Signing up at USeFarm.com is free and members can list their items for sale in an auction type setting or in the Want Ads section, along with photos and videos of their products or livestock. Upon application, farmers can set their store tailored to their clientele, with their own logo and profile. Farmers can submit their application for approval and then start buying and selling online.

Ushering its launch on September 1, 2011, USeFarm.com is waiving all listing fees. Members who set up a store will receive 50% off listing fees after the promotion period ends.

USeFarm.com caters only to farmers and those with similar interests, letting visitors find a product they like, set their bid and walk away. Be it collectibles, farm machinery, tomatoes, cattle for sale or tractors for sale, US eFarm Marketplace improve bottom line sales by saving time and money.

Individuals, organizations and companies in the farming industry who want to buy or sell items that pertain to the sector should visit http://www.USeFarm.com and reap the benefits of the new marketplace for farmers.