Websites for Agriculture Businesses and Organizations
Farmers, equipment buyers and the people who support agricultural education do not sit at a desk to look you up. They check your site from a truck, a field or a show, on a phone, often with a weak signal. We build websites for equipment dealers, ag haulers and farm organizations that load fast, get to the point and work with one thumb. Clatters Tractors, Toombs Trucking and River Falls FFA Alumni are in our portfolio.
What an agriculture website needs
Agriculture covers a lot of ground: a dealer selling used tractors, a hauler moving grain and lime, an alumni group raising scholarship money. The sites differ, but the people using them are the same busy, practical people, and the same rules apply. See how this compares with our other industry pages.
- Equipment inventory that is easy to browse. Clatters Tractors’ site is built around its inventory of used tractors and skid steers. A buyer scrolls the listings, opens the one that fits, sees the photos and the details and calls. Listings can be added and removed as the lot changes.
- Seasonal service pages. Toombs Trucking hauls grain and ag lime, and demand follows the calendar. A page for each service, with scheduling options a tap away, means a farmer at harvest can line up a load without waiting for a call back.
- Donation and scholarship pages. River Falls FFA Alumni’s site presents scholarships, classroom donations and hands-on resources for students, and asks visitors to get involved. For an ag organization, the website is where a donor decides, so the ask has to be clear and the giving easy.
- Mobile first, in the real sense. Large tap targets, a phone number that dials, photos that load on one bar of signal, and the price or the service details before anything decorative. We check every page on a phone before launch.
- The reasons people trust you. Clatters Tractors’ site points to its partnership with Pequea Equipment and American-made products, and shows customer testimonials. Toombs Trucking’s makes its case on safety and reliability. Put yours where visitors see it before they decide.
- A way to get found locally. A Google Business Profile that matches the site, and pages written around the towns and counties you serve, so a search from the next county over still finds you.
Agriculture sites we have built
A dealer, a hauler and an alumni organization, all in Wisconsin farm country.
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Clatters Tractors
Used tractors and skid steers. Customers browse the inventory, read about the Pequea Equipment partnership and American-made products, see testimonials and get in touch, all from a phone in the yard.
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Toombs Trucking
Grain and ag lime hauling in Wisconsin. Service details and scheduling options are a tap away, which matters most at harvest.
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River Falls FFA Alumni
An alumni organization that supports agricultural education. The site presents scholarships, classroom donations and hands-on resources for students, and asks visitors to get involved.
Toombs Trucking also appears on our waste, septic and hauling page. See every site we have built.
What we need from you
For a dealer: the current inventory with photos and whatever details you keep on each unit. For a hauler: the services, the seasons and how customers schedule. For an organization: the programs, the deadlines and how people give. In every case, a few photos from a phone are enough to start, and a conversation covers the rest.
We put the price and the launch date in writing, build the pages, and check each one on a phone with a slow connection before it goes live. Most agriculture sites launch within 4 to 8 weeks, planned around your season rather than ours.
Hosting and maintenance that follows the seasons
A sold tractor comes off the listings, the spring hauling schedule goes up, this year’s scholarship deadline replaces last year’s. Send us the change and it is live in under 48 hours. Our hosting and maintenance plan is $200/month, with hosting, backups and security updates included, and no editor to learn unless you want to.
What an agriculture website costs
Published starting prices, and a written quote before any work starts.
Custom website
from $5,000
A design built around your business. On a redesign, every old page gets a permanent redirect, so the rankings you have carry over.
Small Business plan
$200/month
Branding, copywriting, design and development on one monthly bill, with no large invoice at the start.
Grow Together
10% of sales
Nothing up front. We build the site and run the marketing, SEO included, and we are paid only from the sales it brings in.
From a client whose customers are outdoors
“They created a stunning, user-friendly website that perfectly showcased our products and services. The design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also optimized for mobile devices, which has increased our traffic significantly.”
Jake Kaprelian, Epic Guide Service
Read every review on the testimonials page, or see the work in our portfolio.
Frequently Asked Questions
What agriculture businesses and organizations ask before they hire us.
Yes. Clatters Tractors’ site is built around an inventory of used tractors and skid steers that customers browse before they call. Listings take photos, specs and a price or a call-for-price note, and you can add and remove them yourself or send them to us.
It changes everything. Pages are built for one thumb and a weak signal: big tap targets, a phone number that dials, light images and the important details first. We test on real phones before launch.
Yes. River Falls FFA Alumni’s site presents scholarships, classroom donations and student resources. Donations can go through a payment link or an embedded form, and applications can be a form or a PDF, whichever your board prefers.
Seasonal pages are a good fit. A hauling page can show the current season’s services and scheduling, and we can switch it for the off-season so visitors see what is available now.
Jason studied at UW-River Falls and we have built for a tractor dealer, an ag hauler and an FFA alumni group. We still interview you first, because every operation is different, and we write from what you tell us.
Tell us about your operation
What you sell, haul or support, and when your busy season is. We plan the launch around it.
Jason replies in under 24 hours with next steps.