Switch from 365FarmNet to AgroFarmHUB Fast — With Human Support
Switch from 365FarmNet to AgroFarmHUB Fast — With Human Support
The clock is ticking for 365FarmNet users. Claas has confirmed the platform shuts down on 30 November 2026. After that, your login stops working. Your field histories, spray records, and compliance files? They don’t automatically follow you anywhere.
That’s the reality nobody wants to talk about. You’ve spent years building up data inside 365FarmNet. Crop plans. Field boundaries. Years of spray logs. When the platform dies, that work doesn’t just sit there waiting for you to find it later.
AgroFarmHUB is where a growing number of European growers are landing. It’s an eight-module agribusiness platform, available in eight languages, built for cross-border sales and EU market compatibility. But the platform itself isn’t the hard part.
The move is.
And that’s where the conversation gets interesting. Because the difference between a smooth migration and a six-week nightmare usually comes down to one thing: whether a human being is helping you or not.
Why 365FarmNet’s Shutdown Changes Everything
Let’s be clear about what’s happening. 365FarmNet isn’t being upgraded. It’s being discontinued entirely. Claas has pointed users toward CLAAS connect as a replacement, but that’s a different platform with a different structure. If you’re running a mixed operation — crops, livestock, machinery, inventory — you need a destination that actually fits how you work.
AgroFarmHUB fits that description for a lot of farms. Eight modules. Eight languages. Built for European agriculture. It covers the core areas that matter: field operations, financial tracking, inventory, and more.
But here’s the thing. Knowing where you’re going is only half the battle. Getting there without losing data is the other half.
What You Can Actually Export from 365FarmNet and Switch from 365FarmNet to AgroFarmHUB
365FarmNet does let you pull your data out. That’s the good news. The not-so-good news is that it’s not a one-click process.
You can export recorded crop production activities as CSV files. You can archive field record histories as PDFs, organized by harvest year. You can save consumption data. And you can export plant protection certificates for your records.
That’s a solid starting point. But CSV exports and PDF archives aren’t a working farm management system. They’re raw materials. You still need to import them somewhere, map them correctly, and verify that nothing got lost in translation.
This is where most DIY migrations fall apart.
Switch from 365FarmNet to AgroFarmHUB Fast – With Human Support, not alone
Farm data is messy. It’s not like moving photos from one phone to another. Field boundaries don’t always line up. Spray records tied to specific parcels need to attach to the right parcels in the new system. Units might not match. Historical context can get stripped away during import.
The German Bundestag noted that simple data migration between farm management systems is “generally not possible” without vendor cooperation or dedicated effort. That’s a polite way of saying: don’t expect a magic button.
Now imagine trying to sort that out while also running a farm. Spring planting doesn’t wait for your data migration to finish. Livestock still need feeding. Spray windows don’t care that you’re stuck on hold with a support ticket.
This is exactly why AgroFarmHUB built human support into the migration process.
How AgroFarmHUB’s Support Team Actually Helps
The pitch is simple: you bring your export files from 365FarmNet, and a real person helps you get them into AgroFarmHUB. No chatbot maze. No automated wizard that fails halfway through and leaves you guessing.
Here’s what that support looks like in practice.
First, someone reviews your 365FarmNet usage with you. Which modules were you actually using? Most farmers used six or seven functions out of the eighteen available. Not all of them need to be rebuilt. Knowing what matters saves time and money.
Second, they help you map your data. Field records go where? Spray logs attach to which parcels? What about archived PDFs — do they get imported or just stored for audits? These are the questions that stall DIY migrations for weeks. A support specialist who’s done this before answers them in one conversation.
Third, they set up AgroFarmHUB around your actual workflow. Not a generic template. Your farm. Your crops. Your team structure. AgroFarmHUB supports custom user roles and permissions, so you can build that during migration instead of bolting it on later when someone accidentally deletes a field.
Fourth, they train your users. Farm managers. Agronomists. Machine operators. Everyone needs to know where things live in the new system. Doing that with a human walking you through it beats reading documentation alone at midnight.
The Export File: What You’re Actually Working With
When you export from 365FarmNet, you’re not getting one neat package. You’re getting a collection of files. CSV for bookings. PDF for field histories. PDF for consumption data. PDF for certificates.
The CSV files are the most important for migration. They contain the transactional data — what happened, where, when. That’s what needs to land correctly in AgroFarmHUB.
The PDFs are archives. You keep them for compliance and audits. You don’t necessarily re-import them, but you absolutely don’t throw them away.
A support specialist helps you sort through all of this. Which files need importing. Which need archiving. Which need manual review because the format didn’t export cleanly. That sorting process is where a human eye matters more than any automated tool.
A Timeline That Doesn’t Break Your Season
Two to three weeks is realistic for a supported migration. If you start now.
Week one is export and review. Pull everything out of 365FarmNet. Sort it into three piles: rebuild, import, archive.
Week two is setup and test. Configure AgroFarmHUB. Run a test import on one farm and one crop year. Check that records land where they should.
Week three is training and go-live. Train your users. Go live on one operational area first. Not the whole farm. Let confidence build before you commit everything.
The bad plan is waiting until October 2026 and panic-exporting. The other bad plan is going it alone and discovering in week four that your spray records mapped to the wrong fields.
What You’re Really Getting
AgroFarmHUB is a platform. But the migration isn’t just about software. It’s about continuity. Keeping your farm’s history intact. Keeping your compliance records usable. Keeping your team operational through a transition they didn’t ask for.
You can’t stop 365FarmNet from shutting down. That’s fixed. What you can control is how much disruption you accept.
With human support, the switch from 365FarmNet to AgroFarmHUB can happen fast, cleanly, and without losing the data that makes your farm run. Visit our website https://www.agrofarmhub.com/ to start the conversation. Export your files this week. Book a call. Treat it like a planned project, not an emergency.