Farmers, smallholders and paddock owners tell us what needs doing. We put it in front of the contractors covering that ground. You price the jobs that suit your kit and your diary, and get on with the work you’re good at.
Free to join. No monthly fee. Nothing comes off your invoice.
Everything between a customer wanting a field done and the money reaching your account is ours to sort out.
Finding work is its own job. Somebody has to buy the advertising, keep a website up, answer the messages and field the calls that go nowhere. We do that, and we pay for it out of our own pocket.
You don’t need a website. You don’t need to be on Facebook. The work reaches you either way.
Every job comes with what you’d otherwise ask on the phone: the acreage — often measured off a boundary the customer drew on a map — the postcode district, access notes, gate width and photographs, checked before it reaches you.
Enough to price sitting in the yard, without a wasted trip to look at it.
The customer pays a deposit to book the job, so nobody turns up to work that was never really going ahead, and the balance once it’s done and signed off.
You send us one invoice and we pay it. You are not ringing a farm office in November about a field you topped in August.
No joining fee, no monthly fee, and no commission taken off your invoice.
You keep the price you quote — our margin sits on top of it and the customer pays that, so nothing comes out of your number.
Three steps, and two of them are the job itself.
A customer describes what needs doing. We check it over, work out the details and email it to the contractors covering that ground — you among them.
One tap either way, from the email. No obligation to quote and no cost to quote. The price you give is your price for the job as described.
If the customer takes your price they pay a deposit and you get their details. Do the work, mark it complete, send us your invoice.
Tell us which of these you’re set up for and you’ll only hear about those. Anything you don’t do, you never see.
The network runs across England, Wales and Scotland, deepest around our Hampshire heartland and spreading out from there. Thin coverage in your county is good news, not bad — it means the work that comes in has fewer people to go to.
They’re also the two the customer is judging you on, so they’re in your interest before they’re in ours.
Customers see prices as they arrive and can accept at any moment. There’s no deadline pressure from us — but the sooner you come back, the better your chances of it being yours.
Contact the customer within 24 hours of winning the job, and do the work on the day you agreed. That is the whole arrangement, and it’s what keeps the next job coming.
Emmerdale Agriculture is run by the people behind Hampshire Paddock Management — a contracting firm that tops, harrows, rolls and sprays paddocks for a living. We know what it is to price a job off a photograph, and what a wasted trip across three counties costs. That is why the job packs are checked before they reach you.
Emmerdale Agriculture Online Ltd · Company No. 17435453
The full commercial terms are on the contractor terms page — how jobs reach you, how you price them, and how and when you are paid. If something isn’t answered there either, ask us.
Two minutes to register, then a few questions about your business and the counties you cover. We review every application and email you when you’re approved.
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