General user guide
Get clear, step-by-step help with Farmers Wallet—from recording farm income and expenses to organizing farm items and understanding your reports.
Understand the basics, add farm items and personalize exported reports.
This app helps farmers track farm cashflow (income and expenses) and generate insightful reports out of the recorded data.
This represents any item, animal, equipment, machinery, etc., that generates income for a farmer. It can be as simple as an animal, e.g., a goat, chicken, or cattle, or pasture and feeds. Farmers need to add all farm items and their products to collect specific and meaningful data.
From the Home screen of Farmers Wallet, follow these steps:
Record the money coming into and going out of your farm.
An expense is any money spent on farming activities. Personal expenses should not be included. Only record farming-related expenses in the app for better and more meaningful data.
Income is any money generated from your farming activities. This should not include money from non-farming activities. Income can come from selling farm items, products, or any other sources directly related to farming.
Understand farm products and categories, then review your finances.
A farm product is anything that can be sold or obtained from a farm item. For example, eggs from chickens or milk from cattle.
An expense category represents a general type of farm expense, such as Fertilizers, Labor, or Feeds.
An expense category item is a subcategory within an expense category. For example, urea and basal are category items under the expense category Fertilizers.
From the Home screen of the app, follow these steps:
The Farm Account package is useful when you need to:
From the Home screen of Farmers Wallet, follow these steps:
Set report details, choose date filters and keep your data in sync.
From the Home screen of Farmers Wallet, follow these steps:
From the Home screen of Farmers Wallet, follow these steps:
From the Home screen of Farmers Wallet, follow these steps:
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Contact our support team, or read the Farm Account Guide for more help.