DAGMAN FAMILY FARM, LLLP

DAGMAN FAMILY FARM, LLLP operates as a family-owned agricultural entity engaged in the production of row crops and related farming activities, as indicated by its primary NAICS code 111110, which corresponds to oilseed and grain farming. The contractor’s core capabilities center on the cultivation, harvesting, and management of agricultural commodities using precision farming techniques, soil health management, and mechanized planting and harvesting systems. While no award history is available to confirm specific federal contracts, the entity’s operational focus suggests technical expertise in sustainable crop production, irrigation efficiency, and compliance with USDA agricultural standards. Key differentiators include localized land stewardship, seasonal operational adaptability, and integration of traditional farming knowledge with modern agronomic practices. No agency relationships can be inferred due to the absence of contract award data. There is no evidence of engagement with federal departments or procurement programs beyond the scope of general agricultural production. The contractor’s industry focus is aligned with primary crop farming, specifically the production of oilseeds and grains such as soybeans, corn, or wheat, depending on regional suitability. This places the entity within the broader food and agricultural supply chain, serving as a direct producer rather than a service or technology provider. Market positioning is rooted in subsistence and commercial-scale commodity farming, with no indication of value-added processing or federal supply contracting. DAGMAN FAMILY FARM, LLLP is structured as a limited liability limited partnership based in Lisbon, North Dakota. The entity holds no government certifications, including small business, disadvantaged, or veteran-owned designations. Its geographic presence is localized to the Upper Midwest agricultural region, with operations likely centered on family-managed farmland. The business operates within the traditional farming sector, with no visible footprint in federal procurement markets or government contracting ecosystems.