Farm Focus

20 February 2022

Let’s talk agri software. Farm Focus is one of our favourite agri programs, and it’s been developed by Kiwi farmers for Kiwi farmers. It’s cloud based, which means your information is stored securely and accessible at any time. It also allows for easy collaboration between farm owners, managers, accountants and advisors.


Farm Focus is the ultimate system to help manage your farm business. It’s easy to use platform, easily integrated features, and regularly updated systems, mean that it’s simple staying on top of ever changing environments.


Just a few of the Farm Focus features we love are…


  • Forecasting Dairy Production
  • We are loving the Forecasting Dairy Production tool, integrated into the Farm Focus software. It allows for our clients to view and manage their projected milk production and related income for the year. Milk prices from a number of dairy companies all update in the software automatically, so it’s easy to keep on top of anticipated income.
  • Livestock Monitoring
  • Another key feature of the Farm Focus system is the livestock monitoring feature. This allows you to track livestock movement; easily tracking sales, purchases, deaths and births. 
  • The aging up process is automatic, and you can also include production and financial information such as $/head and $/kg in the same event. This creates easy livestock reconciliation and cashflow forecasting.
  • Other features you should look at are
  • Working Planner
  • GST Filing
  • Invoicing


If Farm Focus sounds like it would be right for your farm, then give Gunson McLean a call today and we can help guide you through the system and set up.

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