Agrivencia
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Built for UK farm businesses across all four nations.
Agrivencia brings the whole of a UK farm business into one record — cropping, livestock, land, water, inputs, machinery, schemes, compliance, carbon, markets and people — and makes that record do the paperwork that currently takes days.
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Why Agrivencia
What makes this different from another farm software package
Most farm software solves one problem well and leaves the rest to spreadsheets and portals. Agrivencia is built as one record with many views.
One record, many outputs
Enter a field operation once and it populates the agronomy record, the assurance audit pack, the scheme evidence file and the carbon footprint without being retyped.
Four nations, properly
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland each run different schemes, portals, identifiers and language obligations. Each is a first-class tenancy, not an exception.
Rules as data
Scheme rules are stored as data, not code. When a rate changes or a window closes, the platform updates the same day rather than waiting for a release.
Offline first
Only around a fifth of farms report reliable signal across the whole holding. Field capture works without a connection and synchronises when one returns.
Evidence, graded
Every published figure is labelled by source tier, and conflicting estimates are shown as conflicts rather than quietly resolved in favour of the convenient one.
Your data, portable
The Farm Data Charter gives you a complete export in open formats at any time. Lock-in is a commercial strategy, not a technical necessity.
Questions answered
The questions we get asked most
Is Agrivencia a government service?
No. Agrivencia is a private platform designed to integrate with government systems across all four nations. It is built to government digital and accessibility standards, and it is proposed to government as an integration and delivery partner, but it is not a public body and does not speak for one.
How much does it cost?
There is a free tier that covers scheme discovery, deadline tracking and the land record, because those are the things that cost farmers money when they go wrong. Paid tiers add application management, optimisation, adviser seats and the commercial modules.
What if I only want one part of it?
That is the normal way to start. Most businesses begin with the scheme engine or the land record and add modules as they need them. Nothing requires you to adopt all eighty-four.
Is it available in Welsh?
Welsh language provision is a legal expectation for services in Wales and is treated as a requirement rather than a translation project. Gaelic content is provided for Scotland where relevant.
How accessible is it?
The platform is built to meet WCAG 2.2 at level AA, with a full keyboard path, captions and audio description on video, and an assisted-digital route for people who do not want to do everything online.
What happens to my data if I leave?
You take it with you. A complete export in open formats is available at any time, and account closure follows a published retention and deletion schedule.
Who is behind it?
Agrivencia is an independent platform business. Our evidence standards, data charter and commercial terms are published in full because a platform asking for farm data should be legible before it is trusted.
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Agrivencia brings the whole of a UK farm business into one record — cropping, livestock, land, water, inputs, machinery, schemes, compliance, carbon, markets and people — and makes that record do the paperwork that currently takes days.
The platform is designed around three convictions. First, that the work on a farm is already being done correctly and it is the recording of it that is duplicated. Second, that devolution is a design constraint rather than an inconvenience, so each nation is a first-class tenancy rather than an exception bolted onto an English system. Third, that a platform asking for farm data has to be legible before it can be trusted, which is why the evidence standards, the data charter and the commercial terms are all published in full.
None of that requires you to adopt everything at once. Most businesses start with the land record and the scheme engine, because those are the two that pay for themselves inside the first window, and add modules as the record earns its keep.
Coverage
Built for all four nations from the first line of code
Scheme rules, land parcel systems, livestock traceability and language obligations differ by nation. Agrivencia treats each nation as a first-class tenancy rather than an English system with exceptions bolted on.
England
Delivered by: Defra, the Rural Payments Agency, Natural England, the Environment Agency and the Forestry Commission.
Main scheme: Environmental Land Management, with the Sustainable Farming Incentive as the principal offer alongside Countryside Stewardship, capital grants and Landscape Recovery.
Delinked payments end after 2027. Windows have closed at short notice before, so budget-fill status is worth watching.
Scotland
Delivered by: The Scottish Government and the Rural Payments and Inspections Division.
Main scheme: A four-tier framework under the Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Act 2024, with base and enhanced direct payments and elective and complementary tiers following.
Whole Farm Plan components are a condition of support and phase in over several years. Miss a component and the payment is at risk.
Wales
Delivered by: The Welsh Government and Rural Payments Wales.
Main scheme: The Sustainable Farming Scheme, with Universal, Optional and Collaborative layers, replacing the legacy area payment which phases out by 2029.
The Universal layer requires twelve actions, at least ten per cent habitat and a farm carbon baseline. Welsh language provision is a legal expectation, not an optional extra.
Northern Ireland
Delivered by: DAERA.
Main scheme: The Sustainable Agriculture Programme, with the Farm Sustainability Payment as the area-based safety net alongside beef, suckler, sheep, protein crop and horticulture schemes.
Conditionality now includes soil nutrient health and bovine genetics participation, and progressive capping applies above sixty thousand pounds.