What we do
Farm WiFi Australia: whole-property coverage for every shed and paddock.
If there's a building, a yard or a paddock that needs to be online, we can reach it. We take the one connection that works at the house, carry it across your paddock network and keep it running.
What we connect
One network, one dashboard, across every part of the property that needs to be online.
Whole-property wifi
House, sheds, workshop, granny flat and the yard in between, proper coverage where you actually work, not just one strong spot at the dish.
Point-to-point links (up to ~5km)
A wireless bridge with clear line of sight carries the connection building-to-building. One unit at the house, one at the far end, and a mesh access point gives wifi around the second site.
Extend Starlink, NBN or 4G
We take whichever connection works on your place and spread it across the property, so the one good plan does the whole job instead of three half-jobs.
Solar CCTV down the driveway
Solar-powered cameras at the gate, along the driveway and on the sheds, on the same network, so you see who's come in, from anywhere.
On-farm IoT overview
The umbrella view that ties water, sensors and gates together, so the whole property reports to one place, not a dozen apps.
Design, install & maintain
End to end. We plan it, mount and aim it, set up the dashboard, and keep it running, drifted links and flat solar batteries are our problem, not yours.
Getting the signal out there, even past the steel shed
We pick the link to suit each hop on your property, not the other way round.
House → shed bridge
The most common job: one link from the house to the machinery or hay shed, with a mesh access point so the shed has real wifi, phones, laptops and the camera, all covered.
Relay to the back paddock
Where a building or a rise blocks the line of sight, we relay through a pole or an existing structure to reach the yards or a paddock several kilometres out.
Satellite as the source
No NBN, no 4G? Starlink becomes the connection at the house, and we build the property network out from there. Handled by starlinkrural.com.au.
What's included
Done-for-you, end to end.
Map & design
We walk the property, check line of sight between buildings, find where the connection comes in and design the links and access points around it.
Install & setup
We mount and aim the gear, configure the links and access points, stand up the dashboard and pressure-test the whole network on site.
Ongoing maintenance
Drifted links, flat solar batteries, storm knocks, we monitor and fix them, so the network stays trustworthy instead of slowly rotting.
Who it's for
Graziers & mixed farms
Coverage across yards, sheds and paddocks you can't see from the house, so the work doesn't stop where the wifi does.
Croppers & irrigators
Connectivity to pumps, storages and machinery sheds, and the data backhaul to run them without driving out.
Lifestyle & acreage
Starlink at the house plus the studio, the shed and the gate, one network for the whole block, set up properly once.
Remote & off-grid
Solar-powered links and cameras for the places with no mains power and no signal, exactly where this earns its keep.
The specialist arms
It's the same team under a name built for it, Paddock Networks ties them together.
Water, tankmonitoring
Tank, dam and bore levels with alerts before they run dry. tankmonitoring.com.au
Sensors, ruraliot
Soil, gates, temperature and power across the property. ruraliot.com.au
Links, longrangewifi
The point-to-point wireless engineering behind every hop. longrangewifi.com.au
Satellite, starlinkrural
Starlink design, install and roof mounts. starlinkrural.com.au
Questions people ask
Can you extend my Starlink to the shed and yards?
Yes. We put a point-to-point wireless link from the house to the shed and add a mesh access point at the shed, so one Starlink connection covers both. No cable between buildings and no second plan.
How far can a point-to-point link reach on a farm?
With clear line of sight a single link covers the yard or the next building easily, and stretches up to around 5km to a back shed or paddock. Trees, sheds and a rise in the ground are the real limits, so we check line of sight when we map the property.
Do you have to trench cable across the property?
No. We use wireless links instead of trenching, which avoids running cable hundreds of metres between buildings, slow, costly work that often gets cut by fencing or post-holing.
Can I run driveway and gate cameras on the same network?
Yes. Solar-powered cameras down the driveway and at the gate sit on the same property network, so you can see who's come in from your phone, wherever you are.
Do you install it, or just supply the gear?
We design, install and maintain the whole network. Where a job needs licensed electrical work or a tower, we bring in and supervise the right trade, we don't claim to be licensed electricians ourselves.