Bield: Farm
Per-field soil under your boundaries, frost dates tuned to your own weather, and profit broken out crop by crop, pen by pen, block by block — so at year-end you know exactly what earned its keep. Runs offline so the back forty still works.
Per-field
Soil resolution
Your land
Frost dates
Crop · livestock · orchard
Tracked equally
Offline
Works at the barn
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Before · Your morning answer
The Brief reads the day for you — the soil temp, the frost window, the growing-degree-day clock, the rain rolling through — and tells you what's up today. Plant the cool-season block. Move the heifers off the bottom pasture. Hold off on the spray.
It shifts through the season too. What you see at spring planting isn't what you see at calving or at first cutting.
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The Brief / Today's Field screen — gradient hero, soil-temp number, italic verdict (plant / hold / move animals), ranked task list per field
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In-field log screen — running timer, condition chips (soil temp / GDD / rain / wind / sky), enterprise pills change for crop vs. livestock vs. orchard
During · One-tap capture
When you start a task, Bield grabs the soil temp, growing-degree-day count, weather, and which field you're standing in — so you're not stopping to write down what the truck thermometer says. Planted? Harvested? Bred? A couple of taps.
The buttons even change by enterprise. A crop log catches variety, lot, rate, and depth. A livestock log catches breeding events, treatments, and withdrawal windows. An orchard log catches block, cultivar, and bloom stage. The log fits the work, not the other way around.
After · Patterns that are yours
Tap any card and you'll see the exact entries behind it. Trained on your fields, not the county average. The shortcuts other ag-tech takes are exactly what we built around.
Variety performance
Cherokee Purple · +28% on field 3
Your land, your record. Not a seed-catalog claim.
Profit per enterprise
Tomatoes made money · corn didn't
Income and expense separated per crop, per pen, per orchard block.
Personal frost calendar
Field 1 · last frost ≈ Apr 12
Your microclimate, refined by every year of weather you log.
Growing degree days
Corn silks around day 67
Computed against your field's real weather history, not the regional average.
Conception → calving
283 days · est. May 18
Calving dates predicted from each cow's history, not herd averages.
Conservation paperwork
CSP-compliant since 2024
EQIP and CSP documentation generated from your records — not assembled the night before.
The map built for the land you work
Not a generic property map with ag features bolted on. Every layer is here because it changes a decision you make at the field gate.
Real soil under each field
Federal SSURGO at the boundaries you draw — soil type, capability class, drainage notes, depth-to-restriction. The county-average shortcut other apps take is what we built around.
Aerial imagery you can draw on
High-resolution federal NAIP imagery so your field boundaries are real lines, not estimates.
Hardiness zones + climate normals
USDA hardiness zones plus NOAA 30-year climate normals as the baseline your own logged weather refines over time.
Conservation overlays
NRCS drainage and plant-materials data woven into the conservation paperwork — so CSP and EQIP documentation generates from your records, not the night before.
Pins built for the work
Fields, blocks, pens, watering points, equipment locations, soil-test sites. Each with the soil read and the most recent activity right on the marker.
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Map with overlays toggled on — NAIP aerial base, drawn field boundaries with soil-type color, a pen marker, a soil-test pin with its result
All of it pulled from public federal sources and kept current — so the data layer stays tied to the official record, season after season. See everything under the hood →
The features nobody else markets well
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Variety performance review — year-over-year delta per cultivar, per field, with notes
End of season
Three seasons of variety records by field. Which Cherokee Purple block actually pulled a yield. Which sweet-corn lot fell apart. The data the seed catalog won't give you, because it isn't theirs to give.
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Profit-per-enterprise dashboard — tomatoes green, corn red, livestock breakeven, with the receipts list
At year-end
Income and expense tied to the right crop, the right pen, the right orchard block — automatically. At year-end you find out which enterprise paid the bills and which one was a hobby in disguise. Most operators are wrong about one.
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Conservation paperwork generator — CSP/EQIP form preview pulled from logged records
Through the year
Drainage entries, cover crop dates, rotation history, treatment records — all log as you go, then generate the CSP and EQIP documentation when the deadlines come. The folder writes itself.
Operations with a team
Add hands and family members with their own logins and set who can do what. Hand logs in from the field push to the same record the office sees. The hand doesn't see your finances; the office sees the field work without chasing notebooks.
Multi-property operations work the same way — separate land but one operation, one set of records.
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Crew shared view — member list with roles, field log entries with hand attribution, role permissions panel
Works where you actually farm
Field logging, maps, and patterns all work offline. Weather, soil-temp, and GDD readings backfill when you're back in range. You won't lose a planting record to a dead tower — pre-download the ground you work and the app is fully usable from the shop to the back forty.
What compounds
The app won't make stuff up. Each threshold below is a gate — the feature shows up when your log has earned it.
One season logged
First variety-performance review for your fields
Season two
Year-over-year enterprise comparison + profit-per-enterprise
Years of weather
Personal frost calendar refined from your microclimate
A breeding cycle logged
Conception → calving prediction from each animal's history
What's included — at launch vs. roadmap
Roadmap items stay tagged so the page is honest about what ships at launch. One price, everything below it.
Pricing
Farm by itself is $12.99/month or $79.99/year. Bundle with Hunt or Fish for $119.99/year, or all three for $169.99/year. Real farm software costs a fortune — we didn't want to do that to people.
Single app
$79.99
/ per year
or $12.99 / month
Pricing locked for launch-list members.
Any two
$119.99
/ per year
one account, two apps
Pricing locked for launch-list members.
All three
$179.99
/ per year
Hunt + Fish + Farm
Pricing locked for launch-list members.
Common questions
If yours isn't here, write us at hello@bield.app — a real person reads everything that comes in.
Not exactly — we don't do invoicing or full-on accounting. What Bield does is keep income and expense tied to the right enterprise so you find out which crop or animal actually made money at year-end. Most operators use both side by side.
Yes. Crop, livestock, and orchard get equal weight — each has its own logging and its own profit math. Diversified operations are what we built this for. Not a row-crop app with a livestock button.
Yes. We pull federal SSURGO soil-survey data at the boundaries you draw — every field gets its actual soil type, capability class, drainage notes. The county-average shortcut other apps take is exactly what we built around.
Yes. Field logging works offline; conditions sync when you get signal. The barn or the back forty without a tower nearby is exactly where this matters most.
No. Your yields, breeding records, field logs, and finances stay in your account. We don't sell, we don't aggregate without asking.
Yes. One subscription covers iOS, Android, and the web — your phone, the tablet in the truck, and the laptop in the office all sync to the same account.
$12.99/month or $79.99/year for Farm by itself. Bundle with Hunt or Fish and you save: $119.99/year for any two apps, $179.99/year for all three. Real farm software costs a fortune — we didn't want to do that to people. No silent renewals.
Free to read — no account
The data pages behind Bield: Farm are public — built on NOAA Climate Normals and USDA data, free to read.
Frost dates by county
Last spring and first fall frost probabilities, county by county, from NOAA 1991–2020 Climate Normals.
Open
Crop calendars by state
Planting and harvest windows for every state and major crop.
Open
Crop variety reviews by region
How named varieties actually perform, region by region.
Open
Livestock breed reference
Beef, dairy, sheep, goat, and poultry breeds — traits, purposes, and climate fit.
Open
Common questions, answered straight
Part of Bield
One account, one intelligence engine, one federal data stack.
Start a 14-day trial — card on file at signup, no charge if you cancel before day 14. One underperforming enterprise found in time pays for the subscription many times over.