Hardy highland cattle on an upland farm

Real farms. Real records.

We're a young product, so we're not going to dress up a handful of trial accounts as a wall of five-star quotes. The first proper customer stories are being written right now, on working farms, in their own words.

Where we're at

No invented numbers. Just the farms we're working with.

We work with farmers, not at them. That means we'd rather sit in a kitchen with a brew and a herd's worth of paperwork than write testimonials no one can stand behind. So until a farm has run Agrianta through a real season and can tell you, honestly, what changed, we're not going to put words in their mouth.

When the first studies land here, they'll be specific. The farm, the kind of stock, what the records looked like before, and the bits that genuinely got easier. If something didn't help, we'll say that too.

What a study will cover

The same three questions, on every farm. Answered with numbers the farmer recognises, not ones we made up.

Compliance time saved

How long the medicine book, movements and withdrawal periods used to take, and what that looks like once the records keep themselves. Measured in hours a month, not adjectives.

Fewer missed treatments

What changed when the herd flagged its own follow-ups instead of relying on a memory and a whiteboard. The second doses that used to slip, and the ones that no longer do.

Vet hours, better spent

What a vet visit looks like when the history is already there. Less time rebuilding the story of an animal, more time on the animal in front of you.

We're looking for a few farms to go first.

If you're already keeping records the hard way and you're willing to let us follow the change over a season, we'd like to talk. No filming, no script. We'll do the writing, you check every word before it goes anywhere, and nothing gets published you're not happy with.

Want to be one of them?

Start a free trial and run Agrianta through a real season. If it changes how your records work, we'd love to write it up with you, in your words.