Websites for farms, ranches and farm stands
Whether you sell beef, sweet corn or pumpkins, or run custom work for neighbors, a clear website means customers find you, know when you are open and can get to a farm road that GPS does not understand.
Seasonal hours people can trust
A farm stand open Saturdays in June and daily in October loses customers when the hours are out of date. Your site should show the current season at the top, with a plain note when you are closed, and the same hours on your Google listing.
Directions that work on a rural road
Rural addresses often confuse navigation apps. A short "how to find us" section with the nearest town, the turns that matter and a map pin saves phone calls and wrong turns, especially for events like a pumpkin patch or a u-pick weekend.
A way to ask, order or reserve
Beef shares, hay, seed, custom hauling or a school-group visit all start with a question. A short inquiry form that reaches your phone or inbox is easier to use than a Facebook message that gets buried.
What your site should have
- Current-season hours and a "closed today" notice
- What you sell, with prices or ranges where you can
- Directions from the nearest town, plus a map pin
- An inquiry or reservation form that reaches you directly
- Photos of the actual farm, not stock images
- Events and dates for u-pick, tours and seasonal weekends
- Wholesale and custom-work details for other businesses
Common mistakes
- Relying on a Facebook page that people cannot find without an account
- Posting a price list as a PDF or an image that search engines cannot read
- Heavy pages that crawl on rural connections
- Hours on the website that disagree with the Google listing
How we can help
Common questions
Does a small farm really need a website?
If customers ever search for you, or you want them to, yes. A one-page site with hours, products and directions does the job and shows up when someone searches for your product near their town.
Can I take orders or deposits online?
Yes. We can add a simple order form, or online payment for things like beef shares, subscriptions or event tickets, without a monthly store subscription.
I am far from Wichita. Does that matter?
No. We work with small businesses anywhere over Zoom and email, so there is no travel and no need for an in-person meeting.
Talk it over with a Kansas small business owner
Circuit11 is a small studio in Wichita. The first call is free, and we will tell you plainly what you need and what you do not.