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LIG Operations Advisory

Find the gaps costing you money.

Farmers are price takers, and margins keep narrowing. LIG helps agriculture and food businesses see where time, money and effort are being lost - then fix the systems causing it.

Start with a Visibility Sprint.

A short, fixed-scope review that shows what to fix first, what to leave alone, and where better systems will actually pay off.

Offers by outcome

You can start at any level. Not sure where to begin? Tier 1 - Identify gives you clarity before building anything. Tier 2-4 are priced after a short scoping call because the right scope depends on the constraint and how connected the systems need to be.

Not sure where to start? Take the assessment

Tier 1 $1,550

Identify (Visibility Sprint)

"We need a clear view of what we cannot see well, and what to fix first."

What it is

Fixed-scope assessment that maps your operation, finds blind spots, and ranks the visibility gaps that matter most. In a 2-hour discovery (remote or on-site), we focus on where decisions are slow, where assumptions drive action, and where drift is costing you.

Delivered as a clear summary with next steps within 3 business days.

Includes

  • Operational visibility map (major functions, pain points, blind spots)
  • Ranked visibility priorities (top 3-5 gaps and why they matter)
  • Clear next-step paths for speed, certainty, or minimal disruption
  • Recap call included

Best for

  • Finding the biggest visibility constraint before building anything
  • Reducing key-person dependency in day-to-day decisions
Tier 2 Priced after a short scoping call

Build (Visibility Systems)

"We need a practical way to see one constraint, and the team needs to use it daily."

What it is

A focused build of a visibility system around the main constraint. Scope stays tight so it is useful quickly and fits how you review the business.

Examples include production dashboards, checkweigher tracking, irrigation monitoring, cold room monitoring, nursery environment monitoring, energy visibility, or field data capture.

Agree scope first, then delivery plan and price.

Includes

  • Visibility system for one priority constraint
  • Clear measures, ownership, and review rhythm
  • Workflows the team can follow without extra admin load
  • Hands-on handover and adoption support for the team

Best for

  • Turning one recurring blind spot into a system the team actually uses
  • Right-sized for one constraint, not a full change program
Tier 3 Priced after a short scoping call

Refine (Stop the Drift)

"We do not want the system to drift. We want it to stay useful and keep improving."

What it is

Ongoing support to keep visibility systems working well. This is about keeping things clear, preventing drift, and using what the system shows to improve the next constraint.

Typically includes monthly check-ins and quarterly reviews.

Includes

  • System tuning, workflow adjustments, and checks that everything still works together
  • Review rhythm for usage, performance, and drift
  • Prioritising the next Tier 2 opportunity based on what is now visible

Best for

  • Existing visibility tools that need to stay useful as priorities shift through the season
  • Steady improvement without a bloated process
Tier 4 Priced after a short scoping call

Embed (Integrated Operating Layer)

"We want the business running on shared visibility, not memory or one key person."

What it is

Integrated visibility systems that help run the farm. I become part of the operating layer so you can see the business quickly, managers work from the same information, and systems keep working through staff changes.

Includes

  • Visibility across key operational areas (as relevant to your business)
  • Shared dashboards, controls, and decision rhythms
  • Ongoing review and improvement support

Best for

  • Multi-site or multi-manager operations needing one source of truth
  • Businesses ready to make visibility a permanent part of how they run, at scale

Client Examples

Case studies coming as projects complete.

Ask about relevant examples