Everything we’ve learned about farm websites, written for the people who run farms. No signup required, nothing held back.
What to check before and after a farm website goes live: domain ownership, DNS, email, Google Business Profile, social links, road-sign QR codes and backups.
9 min read · Updated Oct 18, 2026How to take farm website photos on your phone: light, timing, a shot list by farm type, what to avoid, image sizes, and consent for the people in them.
8 min read · Updated Oct 18, 2026Honest 2026 farm website costs: DIY builders, freelancers, agencies and productized farm packages, with a 3-year total-cost table that counts your own time.
7 min read · Updated Oct 18, 2026Show seasonal farm hours so customers stop calling: status banners, Google hours in sync, closed-for-season pages, weather closures and opening-hours markup.
8 min read · Updated Oct 18, 2026A fair comparison of Squarespace, Wix and a done-for-you farm website service: real costs including your time, when DIY is the right call, and when it is not.
8 min read · Updated Oct 18, 2026The pages a farm website needs (Home, About, What we grow, Visit, Order, FAQ, Contact), what each must answer, and copy prompts for farmers who hate writing.
9 min read · Updated Oct 18, 2026Seasonal reminders (update your hours, open CSA signups, post your maze dates) and new guides. No pitches. Unsubscribe any time.