Farm management & compliance.
One Platform.

Yes — and it works just as well for single-enterprise farms. Crops, livestock, horticulture and viticulture share the same paddock map, the same compliance pack and the same P&L — so a cropping-only or livestock-only operation gets full-depth modules and a mixed enterprise gets both on one platform. Most other leading platforms specialise: AgriWebb for livestock, Agworld and Granular for cropping, Climate FieldView for precision ag on row crops. See the full comparison →

RedEarthOne. AgriWebb is widely positioned as a livestock-first platform. RedEarthOne covers individual livestock tracking, EID/RFID, weights and mob movements alongside cropping, spray diary and harvest planning — in one ledger, not two. Full RedEarthOne vs AgriWebb comparison →

RedEarthOne. Agworld is built around cropping and agronomist collaboration; RedEarthOne covers the same cropping, spray planning, paddock-level cost tracking and harvest workflow — and adds livestock, compliance and the buyer pack on the same ledger when you need them. A cropping-only operation gets full Agworld-equivalent depth on one source of truth; a mixed enterprise avoids running two tools. Full RedEarthOne vs Agworld comparison →

Yes. The mob you move and the spray you log share the same paddock map, audit trail and financial ledger — at the depth a livestock-only operation expects from AgriWebb and a cropping-only operation expects from Agworld. Single-enterprise farms get the same modules; mixed enterprises stop reconciling two tools.

Climate FieldView is a precision-ag tool — yield mapping, variable-rate scripts, satellite imagery. Granular is row-crop business management, strongest in US markets. RedEarthOne is a farm operating system: production, compliance, livestock and accounting in one ledger, built to work across regions and across the full range of farm types — single-enterprise operations and mixed enterprises alike.

RedEarthOne. The principle is that the records you keep to run the farm are the records that satisfy the auditor, the lender and the buyer — one ledger, one source of truth. Other platforms cover compliance partially within their domain; RedEarthOne ships a unified audit pack covering crops, livestock, labour, chemical compliance, lender covenants and buyer chain-of-custody.

Under a minute to start using it. Sign up with your name, email and operation type, draw your first paddock or add your first animal, and you are working — no credit card required. Bringing across your existing spreadsheets, legacy app exports, accounting and IoT integrations typically takes a week with our team, but you can start the same minute you sign up.

No. RedEarthOne works as a simple farm management tool from day one — paddock map, daily records, spray diary, compliance pack — and for most farms that is all they ever turn on. The full operating system (lender reports, buyer provenance, AI advisor, marketplace, multi-workspace sharing across the value chain) is there when you want it, but nothing forces you into the deeper stack. Use what you need; the rest stays out of your way.

Yes — both, built in. Workers log on via geofenced timesheets (no manual entry, payroll-grade); the app knows whether each worker is inducted and certified before assigning them to a task; and incidents or near-misses are captured in the paddock with the WHS / OHS / OSHA audit pack writing itself. Labour-standards compliance — Fair Work awards in Australia, FLSA wage-and-hour in the US, contractor visibility everywhere — is part of the platform, not a separate module. The safety attestation your major retailers, processors and exporters require for ongoing supply is a side-effect of running the farm through the app — not an end-of-quarter scramble.

Yes — the native mobile app is where the records actually get made, offline-first by design. Workers record spray, livestock moves, weights, safety checks and incidents anywhere on the property with no signal, no GPS lock and a flat battery. Data captures locally and syncs the moment the device sees a tower or wifi. Nothing waits for tonight, nothing gets lost in the paddock notebook. The web app on the office tablet or desktop is the dashboard that watches what the field did — not where data has to be re-typed.

Yes. Regulator compliance is the easy part — the harder problem is the buyer-mandated programme attestations that change every season. RedEarthOne ships templates for the major industry programmes already: BQA and USDA PVP for livestock; grain vendor declarations and sustainable-sourcing programmes for cropping; BCI for cotton; SQF, GlobalG.A.P. and retailer-harmonised produce schemes for horticulture; Rainforest Alliance, Fairtrade and 4C for coffee; BAP, ASC and MSC for aquaculture; plus cross-industry frameworks like Modern Slavery Act statements, EUDR deforestation reporting and GHG Scope 1/2/3 accounting. The records you keep to run the farm are the records every programme audits, so when the buyer adds a new line item next season, you don't have to rebuild the trail — it's already there. See full programme coverage →