Farmbrite Blog

A small vegetable farm transforms its entire operation—seed starting, transplanting, crop planning, equipment maintenance, harvest management, and accounting—using Farmbrite. This use-case scenario shows how Farmbrite brings clarity, efficiency, and profitability to small and mid-sized farms looking to streamline their workflow and make data-driven decisions.

When you walk your fields or check on your livestock, the health of your farm is often measured in what you see: lush crops, well-fed animals, or barns filled with the season’s harvest. But beneath the surface of every farm’s daily operations lies another measure of health—one that isn’t always as visible but is just as important: your profit margins.

Learn how agricultural import and export tariffs impact farm prices, inputs, and profitability, especially for small and mid-sized farms.

Discover how a mid-sized organic farm improved efficiency, simplified certification, and strengthened crop and livestock planning using Farmbrite. This real-world case study shows farmers of all experience levels how digital recordkeeping and better data can transform day-to-day operations.

Enjoy this Customer Success Story of La Finquita and its founder and Chief of Operations, Natasha Luccia, and the success she's found integrating Farmbrite into her farm's operations.

Wildfires aren’t just a Western problem anymore. Across rural America, drier seasons and unpredictable weather mean farmers everywhere are thinking about fire safety. Our latest blog breaks down practical, season-by-season steps to reduce wildfire risk — from maintaining defensible space and equipment to protecting barns and livestock.

As the global demand for both food and renewable energy rises, the competition for land has intensified. Agrivoltaics—co-locating solar panels with crops or grazing—offers a way to produce food and electricity on the same acreage. It’s promising, but not without trade-offs.

Today, we’ll walk through the basics of a traceability process and see that it's easy to incorporate into your farm operation.

Being adaptable and innovative in your market is an important step in your business strategy. The market changes, and we need to adapt to it. Here are 7 ideas to get you started.