AgTech & Local Commerce
Dedicated farm-to-stable fresh sprouted barley ordering and delivery schedule.

Zelený Kůň connects locally grown hydroponic barley fodder with horse owners and equestrian facilities. Its Czech and English website explains the journey from grain to harvest, presents local delivery information and guides visitors towards an advance-booked order. The supplied feature brief extends this farm-to-stable workflow with cash on delivery, refundable tray deposits, Stable Group Orders and WhatsApp order forwarding — practical local commerce built around a fresh product rather than a conventional parcel checkout.
Best parts
The real homepage pairs a close-up photograph of a horse eating fresh fodder with forest-green branding, bold condensed headings and clear ordering buttons. A grain-to-harvest sequence explains why fresh production needs planning, while pricing, the delivery area and a numbered ordering journey make the service tangible. Czech and English navigation keeps a distinctly local product accessible to international horse owners.
The delivery workflow connects growing time with customer expectations: visitors choose a delivery date, supply quantity, address and contact details, receive personal confirmation and arrange delivery without paying upfront. The public page states an advance-notice requirement and allows earlier delivery when stock is available. The supplied brief adds a refundable tray deposit, cash on delivery and Stable Group Orders so an equestrian facility can coordinate demand, plus a one-tap WhatsApp handoff to +420 797 864 432. These additional features and completed ordering behaviour have not been independently tested; this review did not place an order.
The project brief includes an AI YouTube-to-blog generator for preparing educational article drafts and peer-reviewed equine digestion research citations. These publishing tools and citations were not independently verified on the reviewed homepage. Generated articles need human review, links to the original research and a clear distinction between general equine nutrition evidence and claims about this specific fodder; this showcase does not establish veterinary benefits or replace veterinary advice.
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