Agriculture & Food

• Buyers and dealers can’t see what you grow, when it’s available, or how to order it.
• The site was built once for a harvest season and never touched again.
• Farm-to-market and direct-to-consumer sales live in a spreadsheet and a text thread.
• Equipment and ag-tech products are explained with brochure language instead of how they actually work.

• Availability and ordering for growers Seasonal product pages, wholesale order forms and a simple way to say what’s in the ground and what’s ready.
• Direct-to-consumer stores on Shopify Subscriptions, local pickup and delivery zones, and a checkout that handles perishables and cut-off times.
• Dealer and territory pages for equipment Models, specs, parts lookup and the dealer nearest the buyer.
• Operational storytelling Photos, maps and plain words about how you farm. Buyers and inspectors both read it.

1. A wholesale availability list with online ordering Updated from a sheet you already keep. Buyers order, you confirm, nobody calls.
2. A Shopify store for a ranch or orchard Boxes, subscriptions, pickup days and shipping rules that respect what the product can survive.
3. A 3D walkthrough of a greenhouse or processing line A scroll-driven model built in Blender that shows investors and buyers how the operation runs.

NoteWant to click around a working one first? Try the CRM we built as a demo: pipeline, contacts, invoices and booking, with sample data.

1. 03.01Farms & Ranches
2. 03.02Agricultural Technology
3. 03.03Agricultural Equipment
4. 03.04Livestock & Animal Agriculture
5. 03.05Food Production
6. 03.06Food Processing
7. 03.07Aquaculture
8. 03.08Greenhouses & Controlled Agriculture