What came in this morning, and how to get it, before they drive out
for farms, ranches, orchards, apiaries and farm stands
In season this week
The top of the home page is a board you update from your phone in Skal. Change a line, publish, done. Same list feeds the farm stand page and Google.
Three ways people buy from a farm, each with its own page
Farm stand, u-pick and markets
Hours, the address that works in Maps, which markets you are at this week, and what to bring.
CSA and pickup
Share sizes, pickup days and places, what is in the box this week, and sign-up with payment, no spreadsheet.
Wholesale and restaurants
A current availability sheet chefs and grocers can read on a phone, with a way to order that is not a text thread.
Nobody drives forty minutes on a maybe. The site says what came in this morning, when the stand is open, and how to order, so the drive out is a sure thing.
Rune builds custom websites for farms, ranches, orchards, and apiaries anywhere in the country. They load fast on a phone with one bar of signal, and run on Skal, our editor, so you post what came in this morning from the barn.
Websites for people who grow and raise things
What is in season, right now
An availability board you update from your phone: what is ready, what is coming, what is done for the year. It is the first thing customers look for.
CSA, orders, and pickup
CSA sign-ups with payment, pre-orders for a half beef or a Thanksgiving turkey, and pickup day scheduling, saved on your site and emailed to you.
Agritourism and events
U-pick days, pumpkin patch tickets, farm dinners, and tours with dates, capacity, and online booking.
Shipping for what travels
Honey, jerky, dried fruit, and gift boxes with real checkout and shipping rates, so the farm sells year-round and beyond the county line.
Wholesale and restaurants
A wholesale page with a current availability sheet and an inquiry form for chefs and grocers, separate from retail.
Your story and your practices
How you grow, who you are, and the certifications you hold, told in your words with your own photos. People buy from a farm they feel they know.
Honey
Eggs
OrchardsAnyone who sells what they grow or raise
The pages change with the operation: a u-pick wants a season calendar, a ranch wants a cut sheet and a freezer bundle, an apiary wants shipping. The editor and the speed are the same.
- Produce & CSA
- Beef, pork & poultry
- Honey & apiaries
- Orchards & u-pick
- Nurseries & plant sales
- Eggs & dairy
- Agritourism & events
- Flower farms
- Vineyards
- Feed & hay
Opens on a county road, not just in town
Google Lighthouse on a throttled phone connection, the same page both ways. A template farm site against a Rune build. Out past the last cell tower, the difference is whether the page opens at all.
9.1s
Typical template site
2.8s
A Rune custom build
Questions farmers ask us
I have terrible cell service. Can I still update the site?
Yes. Skal works on a phone and the edit pages are light, so posting today's availability takes a minute on a weak connection. Or do it from the kitchen table at night.
Can customers pay for a CSA share online?
Yes. Full or installment payment with Stripe, a member list you can see, and renewal reminders when the next season opens.
Do I need a full online store?
Only if you ship. Many farms do best with an availability board, pre-orders, and a pickup schedule. We build what matches how you actually sell.
Can you help people find the farm?
Yes. A Google Business Profile with correct hours and a map pin on the right gate, plus directions written for the last mile, which matters more than it should.
A site that is open when the stand is
Tell us what you grow or raise and how people buy it from you. You will hear back from the person who builds your site, with a fixed quote and a first design built around your season.