The Solway Firth coast in Dumfries and Galloway

Areas We Cover

Based at Mouswald near Dumfries. Working with farms in every part of Dumfries and Galloway, at the farm or online.

Dumfries and Galloway covers around 2,500 square miles of farmland, hill and forest, and most of our customers are a drive away rather than a walk. That is fine: the first review can be at the farm or by screen-share, and the software runs wherever your farm computer is.

Districts and towns

Where we work

A few of the places we cover and the kinds of farms we meet there. If your parish is not listed, we still cover it.

The River Nith flowing through Dumfries town centre

Dumfries & Nithsdale

Our home patch: dairy and mixed farms along the Nith from Sanquhar and Thornhill down to the Solway.

Lockerbie

Lockerbie & Lochmaben

Dairy country around the creamery, beef and sheep in the hills, and the mart on the M74 corridor.

Annan

Annan & Annandale

Lowland dairy and mixed farms on the Solway plain and up Annandale.

Moffat

Moffat & upper Annandale

Hill sheep, sucklers and the farms serving the Annandale hills.

Langholm in Eskdale

Langholm & Eskdale

Hill farms, sheep and the forestry of Eskdalemuir.

Gretna Green

Gretna & the Solway

Lowland dairy and arable ground on the Scottish side of the border.

Sanquhar in upper Nithsdale

Sanquhar & Thornhill

Upper Nithsdale's hill farms, estates and Queensberry ground.

Castle Douglas

Castle Douglas & the Stewartry

The Food Town, its mart and the dairy and beef farms of the Stewartry.

Dalbeattie

Dalbeattie & the Urr

Dairy, beef and forestry between the Urr and the Solway coast.

Kirkcudbright harbour

Kirkcudbright & the Dee

Dairy and mixed farms around the Dee estuary and Borgue.

Loch Ken in Galloway

New Galloway & the Glenkens

Hill sheep, sucklers and forestry around Loch Ken.

Newton Stewart on the River Cree

Newton Stewart & the Cree

Farms and forestry on the edge of the Galloway Forest Park.

Wigtown, Scotland's national book town

Wigtown & the Machars

Some of Scotland's best dairy ground, from Wigtown down to Whithorn.

Stranraer on Loch Ryan

Stranraer & the Rhins

Dairy units on the Rhins and around Loch Ryan, down to the Mull of Galloway.

Mull of Galloway lighthouse at Scotland's most southerly point
At the farm or online

Distance is not a problem

The first automation review usually takes thirty minutes. We are happy to do it in the farm office anywhere between Gretna and the Mull of Galloway, or by screen-share if that is easier around milking. After that, most of the work happens on your systems remotely, with a visit when installing on the farm computer helps.

Support is the same: a named local contact who knows your farm, and monitoring that tells us when a job has failed before you notice.

  • Free 30-minute review, at the farm or online
  • Installation visits where they help
  • Remote monitoring and support
  • One local contact
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Farm Admin Cost Calculator

Calculate the cost of repetition

Small tasks compound. Enter your own timings and hourly value to see how much time one repetitive process consumes on your Dumfries and Galloway farm.

Hours a year
87
Labour value a year
£1,300
Hours over three years
260

Want to know whether this process can be automated? Show us how you do it today.

Show Us What You Want to Automate

Illustration only. Time per task × frequency × people × hourly value. We never promise a fixed saving; we measure your process and show the calculation.

Round bales in a Galloway field

Start With One Repetitive Task on Your Farm

Show us what you do today. We will show you what could happen automatically, and tell you honestly if software will not create a genuine practical benefit. We are based near Dumfries and happy to visit farms across Dumfries and Galloway.

Show Us What You Want to Automate