Tiller — Free Agriculture Company Website Template
Tiller gives an agricultural co-op or farm services business a site that works like a tool for its members. Growers can check indicative grain bids in dollars per tonne or per bushel, estimate the seed and fertiliser a paddock needs, book a soil test with a live cost estimate, and filter a machinery hire fleet before requesting a quote. The design uses deep field green, wheat gold and dark soil with Archivo and Barlow type, and every chart is hand-built SVG.
Key features
- Three pages: home, services with soil-test booking, and machinery hire
- Commodity price board with up and down indicators, sparklines, a $/t or $/bu toggle and a 15-day SVG chart
- Yield and input calculator that estimates seed, urea, MAP and potash, input cost and crop value
- Soil-test booking form with test panels, field count, crop, sampling dates and a live cost estimate
- Machinery catalogue filtered by type and availability, sortable by rate, with a member or standard rate switch
- Hire quote form in a native dialog, estimating hire, delivery, operator and damage waiver
- Depot status board with silo fill meters and count-up sustainability stats
- Agronomist team with CSS initials avatars, news cards and a field days list
- Front-end form validation with inline errors and a confirmation state
- Accessible and progressively enhanced: skip link, labelled fields, keyboard-friendly widgets, reduced-motion support
Best for
- Farmers’ co-operatives and grain growers’ associations
- Agronomy, crop consulting and soil testing businesses
- Farm machinery hire and contracting companies
- Seed, fertiliser and grain storage suppliers
At a glance
- Bootstrap 5.3.8 with vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery
- 3 pages: index.html, services.html, machinery.html
- Price board, calculator and charts built from small JavaScript data arrays, with no chart library
- Archivo and Barlow from Google Fonts; inline SVG icons and machine illustrations
- Free for personal and commercial use; attribution optional but welcome. Full terms: uicookies.com/license
How to use it
Unzip the folder and open index.html in a browser. Edit the copy in the three HTML files and replace the photos in img/ with your own. Colours, fonts and radii are CSS custom properties at the top of css/style.css, and the price history and calculator figures sit at the top of js/main.js. The forms validate in the browser but send nothing, so connect them to a form service or your backend, then upload the folder to any static host.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tiller free for commercial projects?
Yes. Tiller is free for personal and commercial use, including client work. Attribution to uiCookies is optional but always welcome; the full terms are at uicookies.com/license.
What is Tiller built with?
Bootstrap 5.3.8 and plain vanilla JavaScript, with no jQuery and no other libraries. The price sparklines, the 15-day chart and the cost bar are drawn with inline SVG and CSS from small data arrays in js/main.js.
Which pages and sections are included?
Three pages. The home page has a depot status board, services, a commodity price board, a yield and input calculator, sustainability stats, membership, the agronomy team, news and field days, and a call-back form. The services page adds process steps, a soil-test booking form and an FAQ, and the machinery page holds the hire catalogue and quote dialog.
Do the forms send submissions?
No. The call-back, soil-test and hire quote forms validate in the browser and show a confirmation, but nothing is sent. Point them at a form service or your own backend to receive submissions.
Can I show live grain prices on the price board?
The board reads its bids and 15-day history from the COMMODITIES object at the top of js/main.js. The template ships with illustrative figures and an indicative-only notice; to show real bids, fill that object from your own price feed or update it each trading day.
