Field Margin
Farm management software for farmers to map fields, manage livestock, plan jobs and keep records
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Field Margin
Fieldmargin provides farm management software centered on a digital farm map. The app supports crop and livestock records, rotation planning, field jobs, input tracking and gross-margin measurement, with offline access on phones and computers.
Farmers use the app to coordinate with farm workers, agronomists, advisers and contractors. The company is based in London, UK, and says its software has been used by farmers worldwide since 2014.
Product: A farm management app for mapping fields, recording crops and livestock, planning jobs and managing farm records.
Jobs at Field Margin
Leadership
- Rob Carter · CEOSource: company website
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