ERP for farms, agrovets and agribusiness
From inputs to harvest to sale, with every batch traceable.
Problems we fix for agriculture and agrovet
Each one is a cost you carry today. Here is how the system removes it.
Inputs are issued to fields with no record of what each block cost
Expired stock is discovered on the shelf by a customer
Farmer accounts and credit live in exercise books
A normal day, in the system
Each step updates the next one automatically. Nobody retypes anything.
- 1Inputs bought and received by batch
- 2Issued to the field or sold at the counter
- 3Harvest weighed and graded
- 4Sale invoiced and the farmer paid
Short films of businesses like yours.
Each one follows a working day in ERPNext, about two minutes. Sample businesses, fictional figures.
Set up for agriculture and agrovet
- Crop and block costingInputs, labour and machinery charged to each block and season.
- Batch and expiryChemicals, feeds and veterinary products tracked by batch and expiry date.
- Farmer accountsDeliveries, advances and payments per farmer or out-grower.
- Agrovet counterPoint of sale with unit conversions, from carton to single sachet.
- Harvest and gradingWeights, grades and yields recorded at intake.
- Cold chain and storesStock by store with temperature-sensitive items flagged.

- Cost and yield per block
- Expiry and near-expiry stock
- Farmer balances
- Margin per product line
What it runs on
5 modules working on one database. Open any one to see what it does.




Asked in every first meeting
Can we sell one item in different units?
Yes. A product can be bought by the carton and sold by the packet or the single unit, with stock kept correct.
Does it track expiry dates?
Yes. Batches carry their expiry date, and near-expiry stock appears on a report before it becomes a loss.
What does an ERP for agriculture and agrovet cost?
It depends on your users, locations and modules. Answer four quick questions and see your estimate on the page.
See the price for your agriculture and agrovet business
Four quick steps. You see your estimate on the page, with a brochure made for your business.


