Michigan's ag economy runs wider than any one commodity, and dairy and livestock are a real part of it alongside the state's row crops and fruit. The pattern across Michigan livestock and ag operations is familiar: the animal record that lives on paper, the load that gets filled by memory, the grower or customer who calls in because there is nowhere else to check status. That is the software we build first.
We build to your process rather than asking your operation to bend around a generic platform, and we build for offline use, because a lot of Michigan ag ground does not have reliable signal. Websites and brand for Michigan ag businesses are still real work, a smaller, second line behind the software, and we build both when a project calls for it.