Agriculture Website Design and Development

Follow these simple steps. Plan your pages — decide what pages you need, like Home, Products and Contact. Choose a platform — use an easy website builder, or work with a developer for a custom WordPress site. Pick a domain that matches your farm's name. Add farm content — use photos and descriptions to show your products and tell your farm's story. Show contact info so visitors can easily find your phone number and email. These steps will help you create a basic, effective farm website.

We build websites for farms, nurseries, and food producers. Our sites can show off products, include online shops and have blogs to connect with customers. Contact us for more details.

Prices can change based on what you need. We can discuss your budget and provide a quote that fits.

A good website attracts visitors, shares useful info and makes it easy for customers to contact you, leading to more leads.

Yes — and most agency-built sites do not. We optimise heavily for low-bandwidth: compressed next-gen images (WebP / AVIF), lazy loading, minimal JavaScript, and progressive content loading so a buyer on a 4G connection at a saleyard sees the page in under three seconds. We test on real regional connections, not just developer fibre.

Yes. We build proper WooCommerce or Shopify stores for direct sales — including cold-chain shipping rules, regional delivery zones, subscription boxes (monthly meat box, quarterly wine release), pre-order for seasonal harvests, and integration with couriers who handle perishables (Sendle Cold, Aramex, StarTrack). We also handle alcohol-specific compliance for wineries.

For studs and breeders, credibility is everything. We build proper sale catalogues with EBV (Estimated Breeding Values), genomic data, sire and dam pedigree, photos and video for each animal, and a clear sale schedule. We integrate with Auctions Plus and Elite Livestock Auctions where relevant, so on-property and online buyers see the same information.

Yes. We build an export section with destination-specific information (e.g., Halal certification for Middle East, BSE-free statements for Japan, organic certification for EU), multi-language versions for priority markets (Mandarin, Korean, Japanese, Bahasa), and structured enquiry forms that capture quantity, destination port, payment terms and required documentation.

Yes. We integrate with Bookeo, Checkfront or FareHarbor for tours, farm stays, fruit picking and farm experiences. Plus a dedicated content layer for telling your farm story — which sells the experience as much as the product. Farm-gate revenue is a real channel and we build for it.

We build a seasonal product calendar into the site so customers can see what is available now, what is coming, and when to order. For B2B buyers this includes harvest forecasts, contract pricing windows and lead times. For D2C this means clear "in season" / "next available" labels so people are not disappointed.

Yes. We integrate with farm-side tools like AgriWebb, MaiaGrazing, MyFarmBook, FarmOS and Agworld where relevant, and with general CRMs (HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho) for sales pipelines. Enquiries from the website land in the right system with the right tags.

A producer or service business site with about 10–15 pages and a contact / enquiry flow takes 6 to 9 weeks. A direct-to-consumer e-commerce store with cold-chain shipping and subscriptions takes 9 to 14 weeks. A stud or export-focused site with sale catalogues takes 10 to 16 weeks. We plan launches around your off-season.

Yes. We build a careers section with role descriptions, accommodation details (on-farm housing is a real selling point), shift expectations and a short application form. For seasonal recruitment we also integrate with Approved Employer programs and Pacific Australia Labour Mobility info where relevant.

A managed care plan with WordPress / plugin updates, daily backups, uptime monitoring, security, and seasonal content refreshes tied to your production calendar. Plus priority support during harvest, lambing, calving, sale week or whatever your peak is — when the site cannot be down.