Farmbrite Blog

Here are several ways to eliminate waste throughout the farming process while creatively turning that into a profit.

Many of the most resilient farms today and yesteryear are those built around crops that not only meet strong customer demand but also regenerate the soil while delivering reliable long-term income streams. The key is choosing crops that fit your land and equipment capabilities, your market, and your goals, and not simply chasing the latest fads or trends.

Farmbrite supports farms that don’t fit neatly into one label—organic, conventional, biodynamic, permaculture, regenerative, or a mix of all five. See how one diversified operation uses a single platform to manage planning, compliance-ready records, labor and inputs, and profitability across fields, livestock, and long-term systems—without drowning in spreadsheets.

A deep look at where the next generation of farm labor will come from—and what farmers can do today to attract, train, and keep reliable workers in rural communities.

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.

Farm smarter with weather know-how. Learn how forecasts, frost dates, GDD, and on-farm tools like weather stations improve yields and cut risk.

New to farming? Learn the most common farm implements, what they’re used for, and how to decide between buying or renting to save money and boost efficiency.

Measuring input efficiency can be the difference between a season that’s simply busy and one that’s truly profitable.

In this post we'll help take some of the guesswork out of choosing the right cattle breed for your operation.

This article explores the similarities and differences between Certified Naturally Grown and USDA Organic, helping you understand what each label means, how they’re regulated, and which might be the better fit for your farm or your food choices. 

Green lacewings are beneficial insects that can naturally help reduce a variety of garden pests without the need to deploy pesticides...

The business of farming, marketing and selling is rewarding and challenging. Read on to learn some tips for how to get started and succeed.

Tips on how to get organized around the farm, be more productive and efficient, save time and money, increase profits, and more organized.

Minimize their use of pesticides, keeping harmful insects at bay with beneficial insects like ladybugs.

BCS (Body Condition Score) uses a 9 point scale to describe the health/fatness of a cattle. Here's how to calculate it in your herd.

Check out the gestation table for cattle below to estimate your cow's due date based on their date of service.

This article goes over estimating cattle calving dates and gestation periods and gives a helpful calculator.

Here are some common methods and approaches to getting a field ready for planting.