Family farms
An honest account of the holding, the people, and how to buy from you.
Websites for farms and agricultural businesses
The website should work as hard as the farm.
Agri Scale Solutions designs and builds sites for farmers, growers, and the businesses around them. Clear on a phone. Easy to find nearby. Simple to keep right when the season changes.
- Plain language
- Comfortable on a phone
- Yours to keep
A sample of the kind of site we design — not a client, a standard.
Services
What we build
A farm website has one job: help the right person understand what you offer, where you are, and what to do next. These are the pieces that do that.
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Websites for working farms
A clear home for the place itself. Who you are, what you raise or grow, when you are open, and how to buy, visit, or join a share. Written the way you would explain it at the gate, and laid out for someone reading on a phone in the car park.
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Websites for agricultural businesses
Suppliers, contractors, nurseries, co-ops, and advisors need to look established and make a serious enquiry easy. We build sites that explain the work, show the area you cover, and collect the details you actually need.
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Pages that answer the weekly questions
CSA details, u-pick rules, farm-shop hours, barn weddings, school visits. The things you repeat all season, written once, in the place people already look.
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Found in your own county
Page titles, descriptions, and local wording so a search for what you sell has a fair chance of showing your name. We also tidy your Google Business Profile and check the map pin is actually on the farm.
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Looked after after launch
Seasons move faster than most websites. We can change what is in season, add a product, or show you the few edits you will really want to make yourself.
Who we help
If customers need to find you, you are in the right place.
Market gardens and CSAs
Shares, seasons, pickup, and what a box looks like this week.
Dairies and livestock
What you raise, how it is sold, and where the gate actually is.
Orchards and vineyards
Opening days, varieties, and visits that do not rely on a Facebook post.
Nurseries
What you grow, when it is ready, and how to order or visit.
Farm stands
Hours, what is on the table, and a map that works on a Saturday morning.
Agritourism
Stays, tastings, school trips, and barns — with enough detail to book.
Dealers and rural services
The work you do, the ground you cover, and a straight path to a quote.
Process
Four steps. No mystery.
You do not need a brand deck or a finished brief. You need half an hour and the facts about the business.
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A short conversation
Tell us about the land or the business, the customers, and what the site should do. Half an hour is usually enough.
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Words, then design
We draft the pages in plain language and show you the design on a phone before anything is public.
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You correct the facts
Hours, prices, names, photos. You mark what is wrong. We change it. Nothing goes live until you say so.
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Launch, then a handover
The site goes up, we walk you through it, and you know who to call when the pumpkin patch opens.
Working together
A plain way of working.
Most farm websites fail quietly. They are slow on a phone, vague about what is actually for sale, and frozen in last year’s season. We build the opposite: a small, sharp site you can trust in the middle of harvest.
We do not publish one price, because a single-page farm stand and a multi-page dealer site are different jobs. After we talk, you get a written quote with what is included and how long it will take.
- A design made for this business, not a template with the logo swapped
- Pages that load quickly, including on a slow rural connection
- A layout that is comfortable on a phone
- A contact form that arrives in your inbox
- Map, hours, and directions
- Room for the photos you already have
- Basic setup so Google can read the site
- A short walkthrough when we launch
Questions
Before you write to us
Do I have to write everything?
No. We draft the pages from a conversation. You correct anything that does not sound like you, or that gets a fact wrong. If you already have words you like, we will use them.
What if my photos are just phone pictures?
Phone photos of the real place are better than polished pictures of someone else’s farm. We will help you choose a handful. If a photographer is worth it, we will say so.
I already have a website.
We can replace it, or keep the parts that work — including an address customers already know. Tell us what feels broken and we will start there.
How long does a typical farm site take?
A straightforward farm site is often two to four weeks once we have the facts and photos. A larger agricultural business takes longer. The quote includes the timeline.
Will I be stuck paying you forever?
No. The site is yours. Hosting can sit on an account in your name. If you stop working with us, you take the website with you. Upkeep after launch is optional, and we will price it separately.
Start a project
Tell us about the place.
A few sentences is enough. We will reply with a clear next step and, when we know the size of the job, a plain quote.