Participatory Farmers need to devote a commercially significant area to their chosen UC. This could be as large as hectare(s), or smaller area, either as a stand-alone plot, or a strip within an existing crop, but always near a conventional crop for comparison between systems. Once your plots are established, you will be paired and mentored by UC Champions (scientists that are knowledgeable on the underutilised crop that you choose to grow), who will help with the collection of the required data and provide several tools for capturing data regarding the utility of UCs. Data collection can extend to nutritional and health traits, ecosystem provisions (e.g., soil qualities, pollinator benefits), economic turnover or other aspects. Successful applicants will also be expected to keep a ‘UC Transition Diary’, as a short record or testimony of your experience growing and marketing UCs.