DIY Farm Management
Tillable provides free tools to help you manage your farmland, yourself.
- Better understand your farmland's value and other important insights
- Save, store, and share important documents & records
- Track your farm’s activities that impact value like fertility management, yields, and stewardship activities
Whether you’re a farmer, non-operating landowner, or Ag professional, Tillable makes farm management simple with an all-in-one digital farm management solution.
Create a FREE account to get insights on your farm.
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It's That Simple.
Create your free account, find your farm using our mapping software, and let us help you manage your farmland.
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Find Your Farmland
See Insights And Data
track Important farm events
Discover Your Farmland's Value
Tillable provides you with important data and insights to help you understand your farm’s value.
- Access soil maps, crop history, USDA county average rents, and parcel boundaries
- Estimate your gross revenue and yearly rent
- Generate historic performance charts
Tools to Help You Manage Your Farm Yourself
Create a FREE account and get access to tools that make managing your farm easy.
- Track on farm activites: soil testing, planting, nutrient applications, improvements and more.
- Store documents: leases, photos, FSA documents, appraisals, and tile maps
- Digital lease templates
- Automated annual reports
- Invite your farmer to collaborate with you
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Resources for Managing Farmland
The Basics of Maintaining Your Farm Operation
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Calculate Cash Rent
Learn how to easily calculate cash rent for rented farmland with this step-by-step guide.
Data Collection: Beyond Yield Data
Yield data is important, but there are other measures you should be tracking and many that precision ag tools can help you make use
