Fields and land areas
Organise fields and locations, linking them to relevant farming information.
farmOS — Farm Management Software | Elegia Studio
Open source · Business solutions by Elegia Studio
farmOS
farmOS
Better-organised farm management.
From field mapping to day-to-day farm records: discover an open-source platform designed to organise information about crops, livestock, equipment and farming activities. Elegia Studio can assess its installation, configuration and adaptation to your operation.
Independent open-source software · Implementation services subject to technical assessment.
The challenge
The work happens in the field. Your information should not be scattered.
Notebooks, spreadsheets, messages and scattered notes make it difficult to reconstruct a field’s history or track everything done throughout a growing season. Centralised records support better organisation and continuity.
The goal is not to make farming more complicated. It is to make farm information easier to record, find and use.
The platform
01 · LAND
02 · PRODUCTION
03 · OPERATIONS
04 · RESOURCES
05 · LIVESTOCK
06 · HISTORY
A digital foundation for tracking farming activities.
farmOS is an open-source web application for managing agricultural records. It helps structure information about farm resources and activities. Available features depend on the version, configuration and any installed modules.
Crops and plantings
Keep crop records and track related activity history.
Work and interventions
Record operations and observations to see what happened and when.
Equipment and materials
Identify farm resources and connect them to activity records.
Animals
Structure information about animals, movements and relevant events, depending on configuration.
Searchable records
Bring information together in one central system accessible through a web interface.
Potential applications
No two farms operate in exactly the same way.
An olive grove, a vineyard, a market garden and a livestock farm have different routines and requirements. Implementation should begin by understanding real workflows, rather than imposing a generic model.
Olive groves and orchards. Organise fields, cultivation activities and seasonal records.
Vineyards. Track activities, observations and interventions by production area.
Horticulture. Track crops, growing areas and tasks throughout production cycles.
Mixed and livestock farms. Centralise information about different activities and resources.
Associations and cooperatives. Potential projects to help members digitise their operations, subject to permissions and multi-user feasibility assessment.
What we do
01 · DISCOVERY
02 · IMPLEMENTATION
03 · ADAPTATION
The technology exists. We help put it to work on your farm.
Elegia Studio is not the developer of farmOS. Our role is to assess whether the platform suits your needs and, where feasible, prepare a professional implementation.
Requirements assessment
We identify what information you need to manage, who uses it and which workflows matter most.
Installation and configuration
We assess hosting, user access, initial configuration, security and backup requirements.
Customisation and integrations
Where needed, we assess forms, workflows, data imports and connections to other systems.
An important note: certified invoicing, agricultural regulatory compliance, detailed profitability by field, sensor integrations and automation must not be assumed to be included. If required, they will be assessed and quoted separately.
Transparency
Open source does not mean automatic implementation.
farmOS is an independent open-source project available at farmos.org. Access to source code does not replace requirements analysis, installation, configuration or maintenance.
Before providing an implementation quote, we review technical compatibility, hosting requirements, extensions and potential limitations. The agreed scope and services are defined in the proposal.
Talk to Elegia Studio
Ready to organise your farm digitally?
Tell us about your farm, your main challenges and what you would like to improve. We will assess whether farmOS is a suitable foundation and discuss the next steps.