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Websites for farm and agriculture businesses.
Farm customers search, compare and call from their phones. Your website should make that easy: what you sell, where you go, and one tap to reach you. I have worked with farm clients for seven years, and you deal with me from the first message to the monthly care.
Longest client
7 years
Dairy hoof care company, Canada
Search impressions, dairy calculator
12 170 +1,317%
Google Search Console, month two
What a farm business website has to do. Six jobs, in the order your customers need them.
Call or text from the field
Big call and text buttons on every screen. Your customers are on a phone in the yard, not at a desk.
Your service area, spelled out
The towns and counties you cover, written so local searches and Google Maps find you.
Quote requests with photos
Customers describe the job and add a photo of the broken part, so you reply with a real number.
Calculators farmers use
Dosage and footbath calculators give farmers the exact numbers for their herd. You get the visit, the trust and the order.
Products and where to buy
Clear product pages written for the market you sell in, and an easy way to find a dealer or order.
Google profile and reviews
Your Google Business Profile set up and kept current, with your reviews shown on your site.
A free calculator for dairy farmers. Farmers get the exact footbath mix for their herd.
- Search impressions
- +1,317%
- 12 → 170
- Clicks
- +367%
- 3 → 14
Second month after launch. Google Search Console, 28-day periods.
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Farm and livestock websites I worked on. Live sites you can open and check.
Hoof care brand, USAFull website and content system for dairy and beef hoof care products.Visit greenhoofcare.com (opens in a new tab)
Farm equipment repair, AlbertaWebsite update for a feed grinding and farm equipment repair business.Visit tri-agservices.com (opens in a new tab)
Want yours here?Send two sentences about the business and get a clear next step.Tell me what you need
Who I build for. Owner-run businesses that grow, feed, fix and supply. If farmers are your customers, this is for you.
Farm supply and feed stores
Hours, products and stock questions answered before the phone rings.
Equipment dealers and repair shops
Services, brands you work on and a quote form that takes photos.
Animal health and livestock products
Product pages, dosage tools and a clear path to a dealer.
Custom ag services
Feed grinding, spraying, hauling: your area, your equipment and how to book you.
Farms that sell direct
Meat, eggs or produce, with what is available and how to order.
Questions farm businesses ask me.
Plain answers, before you write a word.
Do you work with farm businesses in the US or only in Canada?
Both. I work with clients in Canada, the US and Europe, with working hours that overlap with North American mornings.
I only have a Facebook page. Do I need a website?
Facebook is fine for news, but people who search Google for your service see websites and Google Business Profiles first. A one-page Launch Page is the simplest start, and it counts toward a bigger site later.
Can you build a calculator for my products?
Yes. I built a free footbath calculator for a dairy hoof care company: farmers enter their herd details and get the exact mix. In its second month, search impressions grew from 12 to 170.
What does a farm website cost?
The same as any small business site: a Launch Page from $490, Starter $990 and Business $1,900. Every price is agreed in writing before any work starts. See all plans.