FieldLedger keeps receipts, farm categories, season tags, and simple summaries together for farms that have outgrown envelopes and brittle spreadsheets.
Credibility
A narrow beta, not another bloated farm platform.
The first version is intentionally small: prove farmers will pay for cleaner books, then graduate the mocked integrations to real Postgres and Stripe.
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Three moves from shoebox to summary.
The mechanism is simple enough for a market-day note and structured enough for the person handling the books.
Capture
Capture
Drop the receipt before it gets muddy
Add an expense, supplier, amount, and quick note from the truck, office, or market table.
Tag
Tag
Tie entries to the farm reality
Use farm-specific categories and season tags so a repair, seed order, or market fee stays tied to the right year and project.
Summarize
Summarize
See the numbers without building a spreadsheet
Review category totals, seasonal cash movement, and a simple exportable summary for your bookkeeper or tax preparer.
Fit
For farms where bookkeeping is real work, not a finance department.
FieldLedger is aimed at the small operations that need category clarity and seasonal context more than enterprise accounting complexity.
Market gardeners
Track seed, compost, tunnel supplies, market fees, and crop-season tags without turning bookkeeping into farm-management software.
Family-run farms
Give the person doing the books one place for receipts, notes, and summaries instead of a paper envelope and three spreadsheets.
Part-time farm bookkeepers
Collect cleaner context from clients before tax season, especially when they switch between cash markets, CSA, and wholesale work.
Action
Bring one season of messy farm books.
Join the beta if you want a guided setup that turns your current spreadsheet, envelope, or generic accounting export into a farm-specific ledger.