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Farm and garden equipment planned for your land
Greenhouses, irrigation, carts, sprayers and drones, with parts, power and water worked out for your acres.
What people plan with Concept Drafts
Real drafts in farm and garden, each made from one sentence. Open one in your workspace and make it yours.
Crop-check farm drone
Camera drone that checks crop health on 200 acres, 30 minutes a flight.
200 acres · 30 min · Camera
Seed and fertilizer cart
Tractor-pulled, 1,500-pound capacity for a 40-acre farm, about $9,000.
1,500 lb · 40 acres · Tractor
20 by 48 hoop greenhouse
Automatic vents, drip watering and a heater, about $18,000.
960 sq ft · Drip · HeatedHow Concept Drafts handles farm and garden
Brainstorm.
- Your land, crops and season.
- Water and power on site.
- The job you want to save time on.
Draft.
- Layout and side drawings.
- Water, power or fuel diagram.
- Parts priced as ranges.
Make it real.
- Build phases around the season.
- Water rights, building and safety checks.
- Who to involve: an extension office, well driller or electrician.
What farm projects need
Sized for your acres
Pumps, lines and equipment matched to your area.
These are the drawings from the real crop-check farm drone draft, made from one sentence.
Open it in my workspace →Water worked out
Daily water need and pump size, marked approx.
Season-ready
Build phases planned around planting.
Tough materials
Materials that last outdoors listed.
Budget per acre
Total cost and cost per acre.
Rules to check
Water use, building and chemical-handling rules listed.
Go deeper on farm and garden
Choosing materials for your build
How to pick between materials for strength, weight, weather and cost.
How to budget a build
Turn a parts list into a realistic total, with the costs people forget.
Permits 101 for things you build
What usually needs a permit or registration, and how to find out for your build.
Build budget with contingency calculator
A realistic total for any build: parts, labor, permits, a contingency and tax.
How to write a great concept draft request
The five things to put in one sentence so your first draft is close to what you want.
From concept draft to a real build
The steps between a planning draft and a finished thing, and who does each one.
Questions
Does it know my soil and climate?
Tell it your region, crops and season. For local advice, ask your farm extension office.
Can it plan a greenhouse?
Yes: size, frame, cover, vents, heat and a budget.
Can I sell what I grow online?
Yes. The same account builds a farm stand website with online ordering.
Explore other industries
Food trucks and trailers
Kitchen layout, power, water, gas and the health inspector's list on one page, before you buy a trailer.
Tiny homes and small buildings
Floor plan, frame, roof, power and water for a small building, with the codes and permits to check, on one page.
Furniture and woodworking
Sizes, joinery, hardware and board feet for a desk, table, cabinet or bed, so you buy the right wood once.
Drones and robotics
Flight time, payload, motors, batteries and the flying rules on one page, before you order parts.
Solar and energy
Panels, batteries, inverter and wiring for a shed, cabin, RV or business, with the permits and the electrician's checklist.
Vehicles and EV conversions
Seats, range, motor, battery, brakes and the road rules on one page, for a cart, trike, camper or conversion.
Start with an idea. Finish with a plan.
Describe it in one sentence. Specs, drawings, parts with prices and the rules to check, in about a minute.
For planning only: have a qualified professional check any design before you build or use it.