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What is good this week, where to find you and when you are open.
Show what is growing, what is available this week and what is happening on the farm.
Also suits farm stands, csa shares, orchards, market growers.
Half my customers used to call to ask what we had. Now they look, and they come for the thing they already decided they wanted.
Fieldnote Farm is fictional, but this is the ordinary rhythm a farm site has to keep up with.
The availability list is updated after walking the beds. Peas in, spinach nearly done, first strawberries next week.
A short journal entry with two photos about the late frost. It takes six minutes and people read every one.
Preorders open for Saturday market. Twelve go in before dinner.
The strawberries sell out. One tap and the site stops offering them, so nobody arrives disappointed.
Preorders are bagged and waiting. The line moves, and the people in it are buying extra.
Start with a useful set, then add or hide tools as the business changes. Hiding one never deletes your work.
See how website tools workThis is the real starting set for farms & agriculture — the same pages your site is built from on the first day. Rename them, reorder them or add your own.
What is good this week, where to find you and when you are open.
How you grow, who is behind it and what makes this place different.
The living page. What is ready now, what is finished and what is coming.
Short seasonal notes with photos. The reason people come back between visits.
Directions, market times, CSA questions and how to reach you.
Complete designs with real pages and example content you can replace. Every business name shown is fictional.
5 pages included
5 pages included
5 pages included
5 pages included
5 pages included
That is the point. Updating the list takes a minute from your phone, and the site is useful precisely because it is current.
Yes, as a form or a preorder that collects the details you need. Taking recurring online payments is not available yet, so you arrange payment your own way.
The tools here are built for pickup, market days and farm stands. Ordering is pay-at-pickup, and there is no shipping or delivery routing.
No, but a few photos and two sentences a week is the cheapest marketing a farm has ever had.
Start free, put this week’s list online, and see who shows up on Saturday.