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Digital platforms for agriculture —built for the paddock, not just the boardroom.

We've built farm management apps, livestock trading platforms, agricultural publishing systems, and rural operations tools for Australian agriculture businesses.

We understand poor connectivity in the field, the seasonal urgency of agricultural operations, and what it takes to build software that farmers, agents, and rural professionals will actually use — not just install.

  • 900+ platforms built
  • 20+ years delivering
  • #1 Clutch - 4 years running
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4.3M
Rural readers on platforms we built
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Global
Farm machinery management deployed
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20+
Years delivering
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ISO 27001
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We work best with these kinds of businesses

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AgriTech startups & scale-ups

Founders building digital tools for agriculture — farm management, precision ag, livestock tracking, or commodity trading — who need a development partner that understands rural operational realities, not just the technology.
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Agricultural media & publishing

Rural publishers with agricultural titles — The Land, Queensland Country Life, Farm Weekly — who need digital platforms that serve their farming audience across web, mobile, and subscription.
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Livestock & commodity trading businesses

Wool brokers, livestock agents, and commodity traders who need digital platforms to modernise trading operations — auction systems, price discovery tools, and digital interfaces for industries that have historically relied on paper and phone.
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Agricultural equipment & services companies

Machinery dealers, rural service providers, and farm input businesses who need field-facing apps and operations platforms — built for the environments where their customers and technicians actually work.

What agriculture digital leaders actually worry about when building a platform

Agriculture has been burned by software that works at a demo in Sydney and fails in a paddock in Queensland. These are the concerns that come up in almost every first conversation.

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“The app still needs to work with no signal.”

Farmers and field teams can’t rely on stable connectivity. Agricultural apps need to capture data offline and sync once coverage returns — without interrupting workflows.
Offline-first architecture built for rural and remote conditions.
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“If it’s complicated, people will stop using it.”

Agricultural software is used in fast-moving, high-pressure environments. If users can’t figure it out instantly, they’ll return to spreadsheets, calls, and manual processes.
UX designed for speed, simplicity, and real field workflows.
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“Generic software never fits how our industry works.”

Agriculture runs on specialised workflows, terminology, and operational processes that most generic platforms aren’t designed to support properly.
Built with experience across livestock, wool, machinery, and rural operations.
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“We can’t afford platform issues during peak season.”

Harvest, seeding, shearing, and livestock sales create intense spikes in usage where downtime directly impacts operations and revenue.

Infrastructure designed to handle seasonal demand and peak activity.
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“We need to connect with existing systems.”

Agricultural platforms often rely on integrations with NLIS, weather feeds, GPS systems, and commodity pricing infrastructure.

Integrations scoped early with clear technical and operational planning.
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“Our teams use this in the field, not at a desk.”

Agricultural mobile apps need to work in sunlight, dust, moving vehicles, and time-sensitive environments where usability matters fast.

Mobile UX designed for real outdoor and field-based conditions.

Agricultural software fails for reasons.

Agricultural platforms face challenges most agencies don’t design for — rural connectivity, seasonality, and field workflows.

As the industry digitises, technical capability isn’t enough. Context matters.

We’ve built across rural publishing, wool trading, livestock, and farm systems — grounded in real operations.

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We build offline-first for rural conditions

Agricultural apps need to work without reliable connectivity. Offline-first architecture, smart sync strategies, and graceful degradation designed in from the start — not bolted on when users complain.

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We understand agricultural domain context

Wool clip management, NLIS livestock identification, farm machinery service cycles, commodity price feeds — we know the terminology and the data structures that agricultural operations actually require.

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We design for seasonal load patterns

Agricultural platforms have defined peak periods. Architecture, monitoring, and support designed around the agricultural calendar — not generic business-hours availability assumptions.

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Named leads who stay on the project

Engineering Manager, Business Analyst, and Account Manager from Discovery through delivery. Agricultural projects often have long planning cycles — consistent people matter.

From wool trading to farm machinery — across the agricultural spectrum.

Rural publishing, livestock trading, machinery management, and farm operations. Four different agricultural briefs — the same discipline of building software that works in the field.
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Australian Community Media: Scalable publishing platform serving 4.3M rural readers

We built ACM’s multi-title digital ecosystem on a microservices architecture, enabling independent publishing across The Land, Queensland Country Life, Farm Weekly, and Stock Journal. The result: a future-ready platform delivering consistent UX at national scale to 4.3M monthly rural readers.

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AWN & Dyson Jones: Wool trading platform modernising Australia’s livestock industry

We designed AWN and Dyson Jones’ digital presence to bring wool trading into the digital era. The result: a modern broker platform that preserves trust and industry relationships while improving access and efficiency across Australia’s livestock market.

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Farm Service Manager: Global mobile platform digitising agricultural machinery servicing

We built a mobile-first service management app replacing paper-based workflows for farm machinery dealers. The result: streamlined scheduling, maintenance tracking, and dealer communication deployed across global agricultural operations.

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The digital products agricultural businesses actually need

Agricultural software isn’t built for ideal conditions — it has to work in the paddock, on limited connectivity, and around seasonal, high-pressure workflows. We design and build for those realities from day one.

Everything below is work we’ve delivered for farming operations, livestock markets, and rural publishers across Australia.

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Farm Management Apps

Mobile platforms for property, livestock, and task management — built for offline use in real farm conditions.

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Livestock & Trading Platforms

Digital tools for wool brokers and livestock agents — modernising auction, pricing, and buyer-seller workflows.

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Agricultural Publishing Platforms

Web and mobile platforms for rural publishers serving millions of readers across regional Australia.

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Machinery Service Apps

Mobile systems for equipment servicing, maintenance tracking, and dealer communication — built for field use.

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Precision Agriculture Platforms

Data and sensor-driven systems that turn farm inputs into yield and cost-saving decisions.

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AgriTech SaaS Products

End-to-end SaaS products built for agricultural conditions — from MVP to scale across real operations.

Our system for building agricultural platforms that work where farming happens

Agricultural software fails in three predictable ways: it doesn't work offline, it doesn't fit the domain, or it's too complex for users under operational pressure. Built to Last™ is how we prevent all three.

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Field Ready

  • Built for offline, low-signal, real field conditions
  • Designed for fast, simple use in harsh environments
  • Interfaces optimised for sunlight, gloves, and movement
  • Works where agricultural work actually happens
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Domain Ready

  • Built around real agricultural workflows and data
  • Correct integration with industry systems (NLIS, pricing, weather)
  • Designed using real agricultural terminology and logic
  • Aligned with regulatory and operational requirements
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Scale Ready

  • Built to handle seasonal peaks and high-demand periods
  • Supports large, complex agricultural operations
  • Performance tested on real rural datasets
  • Designed for long-term growth across regions and markets

A process built for agricultural complexity

Agricultural projects require field research that urban agencies rarely do — understanding the actual conditions, workflows, and constraints of agricultural operations before building anything

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Discovery

We map field workflows, connectivity constraints, integration landscape, seasonal patterns, and user environment before quoting. Fixed price. Documents yours regardless of what comes next. For agricultural projects, this often includes site visits.

Field workflow mapping. Offline requirements scoped at this stage.
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Design

UX designed for real agricultural users — in real field conditions. Offline architecture designed before build starts. Domain data structures validated against actual agricultural workflows rather than generic templates.

Field-condition UX. Offline architecture before build starts.
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Build

Two-week sprints with full visibility. Offline capability, agricultural integrations, and field UX tested against real conditions before go-live. ISO 27001 process throughout. Full IP ownership on delivery.

Field-tested before launch. ISO 27001. Full IP ownership.
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Support & Evolve

Agricultural software evolves with the seasons and the industry. Post-launch support and iteration structured around the agricultural calendar — with the response times that seasonal operations require.

Support around the agricultural calendar. Most clients stay for years.

Heard from clients who've been through it

What stood out straight away was how clear they were on cost. We got a realistic estimate early, understood what was included, and there were no hidden extras later. As part of our research process, we received a few vague quotes from other agencies. When comparing these to EB Pearls’ transparent costing, it was a no-brainer.

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Shimneet Chand

Digital Transformation Lead, Vodafone

The company saved $200,000–$400,000 using EB Pearls. The team's QA services also helped the firm resolve issues by being responsive to requests and highly involved in project management. Their resources had the right technical skills; their leasing service model gave the client great flexibility.
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Product Manager, Coposit

I came in with the idea, but had no technical background. Their team explained things clearly, gave honest advice, and helped me understand what was worth investing in first. I was expecting it to be an intimidating process, but I never felt overwhelmed or talked down to.

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Laura Smith

Lead Account Manager, Newscorp Australia

The website that EBPearls developed for Gondwana Link does everything we asked for. It is very easy to use in the backend and the design is fresh and clean which is what we wanted. EBPearls build customised ‘modules' and they all work well and are very intuitive to use. I needed very little training to be able to use the back end.

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Amanda Keesing

Director, Gondwana link

We’re very happy with the results of EB Pearls’ work. Since its launch, the app has had over 7,000 downloads, with around 6,000 users completing the signup process in the first 6 weeks.
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Giuseppe Saffioti

Co-Founder, Intro Dating App

From design and implementation perspective, I never had to question EB Pearls’ ability twice. They were able to take my vision and translate that into a design that was well proportioned. Most importantly, they had a quality assurance phase at the end and were able to design and create the brand effectively. Our website looked professional once it was completed.
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Juergen Hoffmueller

Owner, eFinance Homeloans

We came to EBPearls with a precise design remit, which they took on board and produced for us on time and on budget. It was a pleasure to have our feedback accepted and acted upon swiftly, and any concerns we had addressed promptly. We love our new website, and the accessibility it offers to our diverse audience.
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Dr Melanie Heyworth

CEO & Founder, Reframing Autism

AgriTech App Development

EB Pearls is a Sydney-based AgriTech software development company with 20+ years of experience building digital platforms for Australian agriculture. We’ve delivered farm management apps, livestock trading systems, agricultural publishing platforms, and machinery management tools for organisations including Australian Community Media, AWN & Dyson Jones, Farm Service Manager, and Farm Deck.

Agricultural software requires more than engineering. It demands offline-first design for rural connectivity, deep understanding of agricultural workflows and regulation, UX built for field conditions, and systems that perform through seasonal peaks. ISO 27001 certified. 20 years in market. 4.3M rural readers on platforms we’ve built.

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Farm Management Apps

Offline-first farm operations platforms built for real agricultural workflows and field use.

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Livestock & Trading Platforms

Digital systems for livestock agents and commodity trading — auctions, pricing, and market connectivity.

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Agricultural Publishing Platforms

Web and mobile platforms for rural publishers serving farming and regional audiences at scale.

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AgriTech SaaS Development

End-to-end agricultural software products — from MVP through to national and global deployment.

Questions agricultural leaders always eventually ask

We'd rather answer these here than have them surface after a commitment has been made.

Offline-first architecture means the app is designed to work locally first and sync when connectivity is available — not to require connectivity and gracefully degrade without it. Data is stored on-device, workflows complete without a signal, and sync strategies handle conflict resolution when the same data has been modified in multiple places. This is an architecture decision made in Discovery, not a feature added late in the build. It shapes everything from the data model to the UI patterns.

Adoption in agricultural software is a design problem before it's a training problem. Discovery includes field research — understanding the actual workflows, the conditions users operate in, and the paper and phone processes the software is replacing. UX is then designed to be simpler than what it's replacing, not just digital. We validate with real users before launch, not after. The measure of agricultural software success isn't completion of the build — it's whether someone uses it at 5am in a paddock three months later.

Full IP ownership on delivery — every line of code, every design asset, every integration. No lock-in. No proprietary dependencies. Written into the contract from the start.

We've built for the Australian agricultural regulatory environment — livestock identification, traceability requirements, and the data structures that national identification systems require. These are mapped in Discovery rather than discovered mid-build. Where regulatory requirements shape architecture decisions, we identify them before quoting so there are no surprises.

Agricultural data integration — BOM weather, commodity price feeds, satellite and drone imagery, GPS boundary data — is mapped in Discovery before quoting. We identify the data sources, the update frequencies, and the integration complexity before committing to a timeline. Agricultural data integrations have specific reliability characteristics that need to be designed for rather than assumed.

30–45 minutes. No pitch deck. We ask about your platform, your users, the operational environment, and your timeline. You ask us whatever you want. By the end, you'll know whether we're the right fit. If we're not, we'll say so.

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What to expect

  1. 1 Share a few details
    Complete the form with your contact details and what you need help with.
  2. 2 Book your free discovery call
    Once you submit the form, choose a time that suits you for your discovery call.
  3. 3 Privacy comes first
    Sign an optional NDA to ensure the highest privacy level and protection of your idea.
  4. 4 Discovery call
    We’ll discuss your goals, the support you need and answer your questions. If we’re a good fit, we’ll outline the next steps.