Crops
Crops is a catalog of all plants and seeds that can be grown on your farms. This is an isolated list — you define your crops once, and then use them across all your farms when planning seasons.
Crops are account-wide. Any crop you add will be available for all farms under your account.
What is a Crop?
A crop is a detailed record of a plant or seed variety that you grow. Each crop can include:
- Basic information — name, category, and variety
- Growing conditions — planting depth, germination time, water and sunlight needs
- Environmental conditions — temperature ranges, soil pH, expected yield
- Additional notes — fertilizer requirements and other details
Having this information in one place helps you plan and manage your farming operations more effectively.
Crop Properties
Basic Information
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Crop Name | ✓ | Name to identify the crop |
| Category | — | Type of crop (Olives, Tomatoes, Potatoes, Onions, etc.) |
| Variety | — | Specific variety within the category |
Growing Conditions
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Seed Depth Spacing | Recommended planting depth |
| Days to Germination | Time from planting to sprouting |
| Days to Maturity | Time from planting to harvest |
| Water Requirements | Water needs for the crop |
| Sunlight Requirements | Sun exposure needs |
Environmental Conditions
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Optimal Temperature | Ideal growing temperature |
| Minimum Temperature | Lowest acceptable temperature |
| Maximum Temperature | Highest acceptable temperature |
| Soil pH Range (min/max) | Acceptable soil acidity range |
| Expected Yield per Hectare | Estimated production |
Additional Information
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Fertilizer Requirements | Free text for fertilizer notes |
| Notes | Any additional information |
How Crops Are Used
Once you create crops in your catalog, you can use them in Crops Planning to:
- Assign crops to specific cultivation zones
- Plan growing seasons
- Track activities and harvests
The connection between crops and cultivation zones happens in the Crops Planning section, which is covered separately.
In This Section
- Create a Crop — How to add a new crop to your catalog
- View Crops — How to view your crop list
- Edit and Delete — How to modify or remove crops
Next Steps
After creating your crop catalog, you can:
- Plan crop seasons — Assign crops to zones and seasons
- Create activities — Plan work for your crops
- Generate reports — Track crop performance
Last updated on