Tips From The Farm's Back Office

It’s easy to think of bookkeeping as paperwork, something that exists mostly for tax season and not much else. But for a farm, good bookkeeping does two jobs at once: it helps you run your operation with clearer information, and it shapes how lenders, and anyone else you do business with, see your farm from the outside. Here’s why that matters more than it might seem. How Your Books Are the Story Lenders See When

Farmers Market Marketing: Small Habits That Keep Customers Coming Back Market season keeps you busy. Between prepping products, loading the truck, and setting up your booth, marketing is usually the first thing that gets pushed aside. That’s normal, but a few small habits can help customers find you, remember you, and keep coming back—all without adding much to your plate.   Here are three to start with, but you don’t have to do them all

What Your Farmers Market Dollar Actually Does “When I started Good Agriculture, of course I started visiting farmers markets regularly and buying from local farmers. My friends and family started telling me how great my cooking had gotten. I hadn’t gotten any better at cooking—I was just buying great ingredients grown with love.” — Alex Edquist   If you’ve ever spent a Saturday morning at a farmers market, you know the scene: coolers opening and

TLDR: We’re celebrating our birthday with a special for farmers! Sign up for bookkeeping service by August 14th, and get HALF off your first two months. We’ve added in examples below to help you see which bookkeeping tier may fit your farm. Still unsure? Talk with our team, and we’ll help you figure it out. The one-time onboarding fee is not included in the discount.    Running a farm already means wearing more hats than