Enterprise DNA

Instead of Agworld

Stop renting Agworld. Own your crop records.

We build your version around the way you and your agronomist work, bring your Agworld history across and run it for you. Start with the spray diary, recommendations and harvest checks.

Agworld lists Grower Basic at $1,795, Grower Plus at $3,195 and Grower Pro at $3,995 a year on its Australian pricing page, with Enterprise on request. The page does not state the currency or GST. Checked 27 September 2026.

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The subscription

Your crop records sit behind a yearly package

Agworld sells grower packages by the year, with the useful parts of your own records spread across the tiers. Public pricing checked on 27 September 2026.

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A yearly grower package

Grower Basic, Plus and Pro are listed as yearly prices, with Enterprise quoted on request.

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The shed as an add-on

On Grower Basic, inventory and grain storage management are listed as add-ons.

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Margins one tier up

Planning, budgeting and detailed gross margin reporting start at Grower Plus.

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Work orders one tier up

Work orders for staff and activity templates start at Grower Plus too.

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Custom reports at the top

Custom reporting and machinery and weather station connections are listed on Grower Pro.

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Separate packages for advisers

Agronomists and contractors have their own packages on the same pricing page.

Your version

The records behind every spray and every load

The spray diary

A record that stands up to a check

A spray only goes in with the operator, equipment, target, times and wind that a pesticide record needs. Late records show up on their own.

  • check Refuses a record without wind speed, direction or times
  • check Flags anything written more than 48 hours after the job
  • check Refuses expired product, a rate above the label maximum or an area bigger than the field
  • check Stock comes off the shed in the same step, never twice

Harvest holds

Know what can come off, and when

Every spray carries the date it clears. Harvest readiness reads them all against the day you plan to start.

  • check Clear dates beside every spray on the crop
  • check A spray with no withholding period holds the crop until someone fixes it
  • check A harvest load is refused while a hold is running
  • check A warning the moment a new spray pushes harvest inside a hold

Recommendations

The agronomist's plan against the shed

Each recommendation shows how much product it needs for the whole field and whether you have it on hand.

  • check Quantity needed against stock for every open recommendation
  • check Overdue, stock short and above label rate called out
  • check A recorded spray closes the recommendation it came from
  • check A printable recommendation sheet with label checks and open scouting notes

The farm office

Your own questions across the season

Scouting, rainfall, re-entry, harvest loads and recorded margins in one place, asked in plain words.

  • check Fields closed to re-entry right now, and until when
  • check Sown crops nobody has walked in 14 days
  • check Recorded margin per hectare at the price you enter
  • check Branded spray records and audit packs in your business name

Make it yours

Design your own Agworld replacement

Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Agworld. Try it here, and we build the real one.

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Answered from your own database

Build my version

We build it from the open-source base, bring your Agworld data across and run it for you.

What it looks like

Ask it like you would ask a colleague

Real runs on a fictional grain farm. The examples show a canola crop inside its withholding period, a fungicide recommendation the shed cannot cover, and the morning decision list.

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Cropping for Claude Code

Connected to your own database

Which crops are clear to harvest on the dates we planned?

Back Flat Chickpeas 2025

Field
Back Flat
Crop type
chickpeas
Harvest planned
2026-08-18
Harvest clear
2026-08-22
Unknown hold
true
Decision
HARVESTED

Creek Block Canola 2026

Field
Creek Block
Crop type
canola
Harvest planned
2026-10-07
Harvest clear
2026-10-20
Unknown hold
false
Decision
WHP HOLD

Home Paddock Wheat 2026

Field
Home Paddock
Crop type
wheat
Harvest planned
2026-10-17
Harvest clear
2026-06-01
Unknown hold
false
Decision
READY FOR REVIEW

Terrace One Barley 2026

Field
Terrace One
Crop type
barley
Unknown hold
false
Decision
NOT SOWN

Top Hill Barley 2026

Field
Top Hill
Crop type
barley
Harvest clear
2026-10-11
Unknown hold
false
Decision
NO HARVEST DATE

Ask it anything

Ten questions to ask across your crop records

Each is answered by the included demo today. Your version can combine the records and rules that matter to your farm.

chat_bubble Which crops cannot be harvested on their planned date because a withholding period is still running?
chat_bubble Which spray records were written more than 48 hours after the job finished?
chat_bubble Which of the agronomist's recommendations can the shed not cover right now?
chat_bubble Which fields are closed to re-entry right now, and until when?
chat_bubble Which chemical sprays are missing wind, operator, equipment or times?
chat_bubble What was recommended, is past due and has not gone on?
chat_bubble Which sown crops has nobody walked in the last 14 days?
chat_bubble Which harvest loads came off before a withholding period had cleared?
chat_bubble What is the recorded margin per hectare for each crop at the price we entered?
chat_bubble Which products in the shed are expired, or short for open recommendations?

Switching

How to switch from Agworld

Moving off Agworld means exporting your records, loading your chemical shed first, running a dry run import that flags any gaps before it writes anything, and reconciling totals before you cancel.

  1. 1

    Export your records from Agworld

    Agworld's reporting lets you export reports of your fields, crops by season, spray and fertiliser records and harvest loads. Export what the account allows, usually as CSV, and check with Agworld if a report you need is not listed. This is the same data the import step on the other end reads in.

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    Load your chemical shed first

    Before you bring your crop history across, load your chemical shed: current stock, label rates, withholding periods and re-entry intervals for the products you use. The spray records you import get checked against this shed data, so it needs to be in place first. This step also gives you an early look at any gaps in your product records.

  3. 3

    Run a test import and check the gaps

    The import reads your Agworld exports as a test run first, checking the whole batch and rolling back on any bad row before anything is written for real. Bring your fields, crops and spray history in this way, then ask for every gap to be listed: missing wind readings, records that do not match your shed, or anything that could not be matched. Fix those before the real load.

  4. 4

    Run both systems side by side

    Keep Agworld running for a short period while the new records cover the same season. Compare totals: fields, crops sown, spray records logged, harvest loads recorded. Reconcile any difference before you rely on the new system on its own. This is also the point to check your agronomist and anyone else who needs access can see what they need.

  5. 5

    Switch off Agworld

    Once your records reconcile and your team is comfortable working from the new system, cancel your Agworld subscription. Maps, imagery, machinery feeds and attachments do not carry over, so confirm nobody still depends on those first. Keep your exported files as a backup of the records you started from.

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Where the real effort goes

The real work is mapping your own fields, crops and chemical shed onto the new records, and deciding how much spray and harvest history is worth bringing across rather than starting fresh from today. The import itself handles the mechanics with a test run and rollback, but the checking and reconciling take time and judgement. Enterprise DNA does this part for you when you have them install and run it.

Not ready for a call?

Get your Agworld switch plan by email

We will send you the step-by-step plan for moving your business off Agworld, what the move really involves, and how we would do it for you.

One email with your plan. No spam, and you can unsubscribe any time.

Three ways to own it

Do it yourself, have it customised, or have it run for you

Open source

Do it yourself

Free, open source

  1. 1 Clone the repo and run npm install
  2. 2 Run npm run demo and try /attention
  3. 3 Use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor with the same records
  4. 4 Dry run your Agworld CSV exports, reconcile them, then start on your own database
Get the free version

Built around your business

We customise it

Scoped to your farm

  • check Your fields, crops, products and label rules
  • check Your Agworld history mapped and reconciled
  • check A phone screen for the spray record or a field map if you want one
  • check A different technology stack when it suits your business
Get your version built

Omni by Enterprise DNA

We run it for you

One setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Installed with access for you, your agronomist and your contractors
  • check Backups and the weekly routines set up and run
  • check Records checked before spray season and before harvest
  • check Run through Omni by Enterprise DNA, with someone responsible for keeping it working
Talk to Sam

Questions

Instead of Agworld, answered

Is this cheaper than staying with Agworld? expand_more

The free version has no licence charge. Your agent subscription, hosting and time remain separate. A managed version is priced around the migration, custom work and operation you need. We compare that scope with your actual Agworld bill before recommending a switch.

Can I bring my Agworld history with me? expand_more

Agworld's reporting lets you export reports. The free version reads spreadsheet exports of fields, crops by season, spray and fertiliser records and harvest loads, with a test run first and a full roll back on any bad row. We check your exports, map anything with different column names and reconcile the totals as part of the move.

Does it replace the maps and the phone app? expand_more

Not in the free version. It starts with the farm office records, the checks and the printable records. When your team needs a phone screen in the paddock, a field map or a weather station feed, we build it into your custom version.

Can my agronomist still work with me? expand_more

Yes. Your agronomist writes recommendations against your crops and sees what went on and when. In the version we run for you, each person gets their own access to the same records, and you decide who sees what.

Will it tell me if a spray is recorded wrong? expand_more

Yes. It refuses a chemical spray without the operator, equipment, target, times, wind speed and direction, and flags any record made more than 48 hours after the job. The rules come from the NSW pesticide record rules and are changed to suit your state or region. The label always governs the application.

Build around the way your farm runs

Spend 30 minutes with Sam on your Agworld bill, the records your agronomist relies on and the work you want handled. We will scope the move and the version your team needs.

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