Ownership agreements
Record ownership agreements with each partner’s percentage share and the date it takes effect. Change shares later without rewriting the history.
Many farms are built with money from several partners or family members. Farm Pillar records who put in what, on which project, and what each partner’s share is, so conversations about the farm’s money start from the same numbers.

Record ownership agreements with each partner’s percentage share and the date it takes effect. Change shares later without rewriting the history.
Record partner funding, loans and direct payments made on the farm’s behalf.
Separate construction, cattle, poultry, milk or crop projects and allocate purchases, expenses and sales to them.
See each partner’s balance and record distributions paid out to partners.
Partner activity is part of the farm’s double-entry accounts, not a separate spreadsheet.
Give owners, managers, accountants and farm workers their own logins and control what each role can see and record.
Farm Pillar is used from the browser on a computer, tablet or phone, and every organization gets its own private workspace.
Family farms where several relatives have invested.
Investor-funded fattening, dairy or poultry projects.
Farms where one partner manages and others fund.
Yes. An ownership agreement sets each partner’s percentage share from an effective date, and a new agreement can change the shares going forward.
Yes. Direct payments made by a partner on the farm’s behalf can be recorded as partner activity.
Yes. Purchases, expenses and sales can be allocated to projects such as construction, cattle, poultry or crops.