The field book for a grass‑fed farm.

Draw paddocks, lanes and water on satellite imagery and the acres, slope and elevation are worked out for you. Each paddock keeps what's on it now and every move in and out.

• Paddocks, lanes, water points and buildings on one map
• Slope, elevation and contour lines for any paddock
• Rest days and movement history for every paddock and herd

Herd moves, egg counts, hay fed, treatments and pasture walks all go in one place. Mark tomorrow's move done and the herd, its water tank and the map all follow.

• Herds, flocks, individual animals, plantings and equipment
• Moves, harvests, inputs, observations and activities with quantities
• Filter by type, animal, paddock or date range

Every dated task lands on one calendar, with checklists and blockers. A plan carries its tasks, files and budget, and can put proposed paddocks and buildings on the map before they exist.

• Tasks by month, status and plan, with an overdue view
• Planned paddocks and assets, shown on the map until they're built
• Your own fields on tasks, filterable like the built-in ones

Pro formas read your head counts, acres and prices, so the budget moves when the farm does. Try a dry summer before it happens. The ledger files every dollar under its Schedule F line and ties it to the animals and plans it paid for.

• Enterprise budgets with formulas and scenarios
• Profit and loss for beef, eggs, broilers or anything you run
• Cost basis for each animal group and piece of equipment

Edit your farm's website by clicking on the page. Its prices come from the same list as your budgets, so a price change happens once. Sign-ups become contacts, newsletters go out from your own domain, and one post reaches Instagram, Facebook and Google.

• Farm website with a blog, order forms, search checklist and your own domain
• Contacts and email lists people actually joined, with unsubscribes handled
• Social posts drafted, scheduled and published from one place