my approach
The Trellis Framework
I build every Farm OS the same way — like a trellis: a frame that holds the whole farm up as it grows. Three parts, and the order is the point.
01 · structure
Posts
The structure you set first: your areas — operations, finance, sales, procurement, people — and the enterprises that hang off them. Set the posts, and everything has something to attach to.
02 · connection
Wires
The lines that run between every post: the shared databases every enterprise uses — tasks, projects, contacts, finances. A task on the layers and a task in the tunnel run on the same wire.
03 · growth
Growth
What climbs and produces on the frame: each enterprise's own records — harvest logs, egg counts, grazing moves — and the dashboards they feed. Log it once, and it's already in your records, your numbers, and this week's view.
You don't start with the data. You set the frame and run the wires first — so everything the farm produces has a place to live, and everything it touches already knows.
structure → connection → growth
This way of thinking stands on the shoulders of systems thinkers — August Bradley's PPV among them — adapted for the mud, the seasons, and the enterprises of a working farm.
how I work
Four principles behind every build.
The framework gives the build its shape — these give it its character. Each one is a record from my own farm, not a slogan.
Built on a real farm, for your farm
Everything I set up ran at Bladrika first. You get what survived a real season — not theory.
Farming with it fast
No big reveal at the end — you’re logging real records within the first weeks of the build.
I work myself out of the field
The goal is a system you run without me — trained, documented, and fully handed over.
We build in the quiet season
Timed for your off-season wherever possible, so the system is ready before the rush.
how we work together
One clear path, built around your farm.
And I aim to build in your quieter season — so it's ready before you're slammed.
step_00 · 30 min · free · no pressure
It all starts with a free discovery call — a conversation, not an audit, to see if we're a fit.
Farm & Workflow Audit
I get into your actual systems and map the farm as it really runs.
deliverable
Your Farm OS Blueprint — architecture, plan, and a clear custom quote. Yours to keep either way.
Rollout & Handover
The goal of this phase: you don't need me anymore.
deliverable
A full handover — trained, documented, yours. Optional seasonal support after.
what you get
Everything in your hands at handover.
Not a subscription, not a dependency on me — a system you own, understand, and run yourselves.
…and what it lets you do, day to day
Plan the season
Crop plans, rotations, hatches — what’s coming next.
Keep every record
Harvests, egg counts, inputs, field and flock logs.
Know your numbers
Costs, sales, and what each enterprise actually earns.
See it at a glance
A live dashboard for every enterprise you run.
Run with your crew
Tasks, SOPs, and onboarding in one shared place.
Track what you own
Tools, inputs, stock, and assets — counted once.
Ask in plain words
AI that answers from your farm’s own records.
Stay audit-ready
Certification records that build themselves as you log.
All under one roof, organised by your enterprises — veg, layers, broilers, beef, orchard, whatever you run.
a fit check, before anything else
This works best for a certain kind of farmer.
this is for you if
maybe start elsewhere if
no hard feelings either way — the free call below sorts this out in 30 minutes
proof
The first client farm was my own.
case_study · bladrika · sweden
Bladrika runs day-to-day on the system I'll build for you.
Crop planning, harvest logs, sales, and finances — one connected workspace, built and refined across real seasons at my own market garden. It's the same architecture, the same records, the same discipline I bring to a client build.
client results · reserved
This space is waiting for the farms we build together — short quotes and real numbers will land here as they come in.
questions, answered straight
What farmers usually ask.
Anything else — bring it to the discovery call. That's what it's for.
step_00 · where every build starts
Let's see if it's a fit.
A free 30-minute call. No pressure — you'll leave with a clear picture either way.
what it is not
Not the deep, tool-by-tool review — that's the paid audit. This call is just to see if we're right for each other.
after the call
A short PDF — my notes, a proposed way forward, and a simple yes/no to come back to me within a week.
30 minutes · video call · a conversation, not an audit
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