IT support for farms and rural business: Proper IT.
Turns up in wellies.

Daniel spent his career running IT for big companies. Now he brings it to the farm gate: Wi-Fi to the far barn, cameras on the yard, laptops that work, and someone you know by name when they don’t.

We don't milk it.

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  • The price before the work
  • No contracts
  • Plain English
  • No bull
Wi-Fi, far barn Full signalGate cameraRec --:--:--BackupDone, 02:00Landline switch-offJan 2027

Walk the yard

Where farm IT goes wrong.

Tap a building to see what goes wrong there and what Daniel does about it. Then flip the switch to see the signal reach every corner.

An illustrated Cotswold farm: a stone farmhouse with an office, a milking parlour, a big barn, grain silos, a workshop, a holiday cottage, a farm shop by the yard gate, and cows in the field.
  1. 1. The farmhouse
  2. 2. The farm office
  3. 3. The milking parlour
  4. 4. The big barn
  5. 5. The grain store
  6. 6. The workshop
  7. 7. The tractor
  8. 8. The yard gate
  9. 9. The farm shop
  10. 10. The holiday cottage
  11. 11. The field

Swipe to look round the yard. Tap a number.

Stop 1 of 11

The farmhouse

What goes wrong

Two feet of Cotswold stone. The Wi-Fi works in the kitchen and gives up at the back bedroom.

What Daniel does

Mesh Wi-Fi: two or three access points, wired where possible, one network in every room.

Wi-Fi and networks

Before: the farmhouse router's signal fades out before it reaches the buildings.

Sound familiar?

Pick the one that's driving you mad.

Every one of these is a job Daniel can sort. Tap the one that sounds like yours to see what he'd do.

Two dates for the farm office wall

The clock is running on both of these.

  • 31 Jan 2027

    The landline switch-off

    The copper network closes. Phones, alarms, gate intercoms and card machines on the old line may stop, and the phone dies in a power cut.

    Get the farm checked

  • 6 Apr 2027

    Making Tax Digital at £30,000

    Quarterly digital updates to HMRC for sole traders over £30,000. Gross income counts, subsidies included, so plenty of farms are in.

    The computer checklist

Meet Daniel

The bloke who used to run IT for the big firms.

Lucent Technologies in Malmesbury, Omitec, Continental, then Head of IT for the whole of IMSM, the ISO specialists. Networks for hundreds of people, security that had to hold, and the 2am phone call when it didn’t. Daniel started Milsch because farms and rural businesses deserve that level of IT, from someone who turns up.

His story, as a cattle passportWhere he works

We don't milk it

Four promises, written down.

They're on the website so you can hold him to them.

  1. The price before the work

    A proper quote, agreed first. No padded hours and no 'while I'm here' extras.

  2. No contracts

    Pay as you go, or a monthly plan you can leave whenever you like. Nobody's tied in.

  3. Plain English

    Daniel explains it the way he'd explain it to his dad. Then he writes it on the farm IT card.

  4. Same man every time

    Not a helpdesk. Daniel knows your yard, your kit and which dog bites.

What Daniel does

From the farmhouse to the far barn.

Networks, security, computers, the office and the farm's own systems. If it has a plug or a signal, it's his.
Everything he does, in one list

Where he works

North Wiltshire and the southern Cotswolds.

Based between Malmesbury and Chippenham, out to about 20 miles. Farms, estates, villages and the market towns between.

The villages, on a map
  • Malmesbury
  • Chippenham
  • Tetbury
  • Cirencester
  • Calne
  • Corsham
  • Royal Wootton Bassett
  • Cricklade
  • Melksham
  • Sherston
  • Castle Combe
  • Lacock
  • Hullavington
  • Sutton Benger
  • Great Somerford
  • Brinkworth
  • Minety
  • Lyneham
  • Purton
  • Box
  • Badminton
  • Kemble

Ring Daniel. He'll come out.

07308 437786. Not during milking, if you tell him when that is.

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