Yes. Map state_program as a tag and activities as a list mapping so they render together in the page header. State program renders with the official enrollment badge, activities render with iconography for farm stay, dinner, tasting, U-pick, and class. Both refresh from the sheet on cache.

SleekRank groups the agritourism sheet by activities and publishes a hub per activity type. Add a URL pattern like /agritourism/activity/{slug}/ and the farm stay, dinner, wine tasting, U-pick, and cooking class hubs appear automatically with the matching farms listed and linked.

Yes. The base template includes a JSON-LD LocalBusiness block typed as Farm with an embedded Event type for scheduled activities. SleekRank fills placeholders from the row data including service area, activities, schedule, and pricing. Per farm rich snippets render in search results.

Yes. Add columns for max_group_size, group_pricing, and individual_pricing per activity. Map each as a tag and render in a booking block. Tour operators and family planners filter on group size capacity before booking a farm-to-table dinner for fifteen people, so surfacing the spec closes the loop.

Update the state_program cell to unenrolled in the sheet. The page refreshes on the cache window with the enrollment badge removed and a liability disclaimer added to the booking flow. The farm continues to appear in directories but the trust signal switches automatically.

Yes. Add columns for room_count, bathrooms, breakfast_included, pet_friendly, and accessibility. Map each as a tag and render in a lodging block beneath the activities. Farm stay guests filter on room capacity and breakfast inclusion before booking a multi-night stay, so surfacing amenities reduces qualification calls.

Yes. The base template supports Gravity Forms and Fluent Forms with hidden fields. The farm slug and service state pass into the form submission so reservations land in your CRM tagged with the source page. Form routing rules assign each request to the matching farm or program coordinator.

The cacheDuration in the page group config controls refresh frequency. Agritourism directories typically use 43200 seconds for a twice-daily refresh during peak season, which is fast enough for new farm enrollments, activity schedule changes, and event additions without overloading the source data.