Look Professional. Build Trust.
Your First Impression Happens Online
When someone discovers your farm, they want to learn more:
- What you grow or raise
- What you have available
- How to order from you
- Your story and what makes you different
A professional website makes all of that simple and clear.
You’re doing great work. Your website should reflect that.
What a Real Website Does
- Tells your story in your own words, your way
- Builds customer confidence from the first click
- Makes you easy to find (Google actually indexes real websites)
- Stays consistent (not buried under algorithm changes)
- You own it completely (not renting space on someone else’s platform)
You’re Building a Business, Not Just a Following
Social media is rented land. Platforms can change their rules, raise their fees, or disappear tomorrow.
Your Website is Yours.
- Your domain name
- Your content and photos
- Your customer list
- Your brand, your way
When customers Google your farm name, they should find you—not just your Facebook page or someone else’s platform.
What’s Included
- Custom design with your farm’s colors and style
- Your story, told your way
- Professional photos and layout
- Your products organized clearly
- Contact info and location easy to find
- Blog for sharing updates (if you want)
You own it. You control it. It’s yours.
The Part-Time Farmer
A Weekly Email for Farmers Building Something Bigger
Each week, I share practical tips from our farm and business — real stories, useful tools, and marketing ideas that actually work. It’s free, useful, and sent every Sunday morning.
Ready to Build Your Farm’s Website?
We’ll personalize the exact site you’ve seen today with your photos, products, and farm story—so you can grow your sales and spend less time wrestling with tech.
Here’s what you’ll get:
✅ A fully customized, mobile-friendly site
✅ Your farm’s products set up and ready
✅ Ongoing support and help if you need it
Join dozens of other small farms who’ve trusted Homegrown Hosting to get their farm online — without the tech headaches.