Record the locations where cultivation takes place, such as farms, processing facilities, or growing sites. Each production unit represents a growing area where you manage crops and harvest cycles.

You can start one or more crop cycles and manage each cycle individually by location, quantity, costs, and activities—from preparation to harvest.

A cultivation standard is a way for producers to standardize the recurring cycles of their production, standardizing process timelines, quantities, and even the units of measurement they use.

You can record harvests at any time, review the history, and manage waste, giving you a complete overview of the harvests carried out throughout the growing season.

Farmers can create reserves from their harvests to plan their sales, allowing them to independently manage how they handle their crop yields.

A detailed overview of production by cycle, location, crop, and time period, providing the producer with a comprehensive view over time.

You can create sections within your crops to standardize cultivation and monitoring, ensuring that analyses, organization, and locations are consistent.

Distribution allows producers to organize how best to use their harvested produce. They can fulfill planned orders or meet requests and demand from the platform, enabling them to plan how to distribute their harvests and commit only to what they can actually deliver.

Producers can receive orders from consumers on the platform, as they are visible to potential customers; negotiations take place directly between the parties, thereby forming a partnership.

Producers can view demands posted by consumers. Many consumers need products and post requests so that producers can make offers and negotiate directly with them.

Producers can submit proposals for demands posted by consumers and negotiate directly to fulfill part or all of the request. Negotiations take place directly between the parties, creating a sales opportunity similar to an open market.

Cost management can be performed at any time at the production or crop cycle level. It is also possible to manage recurring costs, giving producers a complete picture of the impact that operational costs can have.

Producers gain a detailed overview of revenue, costs, and profits for their crops and harvest cycles, enabling them to identify the most profitable crops and those requiring action to improve financial performance, as well as the most profitable segments of their operation.

Receive recommendations to improve your operations and products. The analyses are based on your data, location, climate, activities, patterns, and best farming practices for each type of crop, providing you with ways to improve the quality of your produce.

We provide up-to-date prices based on reliable sources for your crops and prices in your region, so you can stay informed about how the market is performing during your harvest season.

Information on hourly weather forecasts for all your crops, future forecasts based on official APIs, and detailed data such as soil temperature, air humidity, wind, and snowfall are crucial for crop cultivation.

Check out the latest agriculture news in your area—don’t miss out on daily developments. Our news is sourced from reliable sources.

Turn your harvest into a showcase for customers; based on your harvests and plans, your harvest becomes visible to consumers in the region.

The health of your crop is important. Use intelligent analysis of crop areas with satellite imagery, vegetation health indicators (NDVI), dense vegetation (EVI), water levels (NDWI), soil exposure (SAVI), and chlorophyll (GNDVI) to see how these factors impact your planning.

We’ve created an activity plan to help you manage your crop cycle, based on best practices for growing your crops and the resources available to you. Strategic planning from the start to the end of the growing season.

Give and receive reviews of your grown products; transactions made on the platform can be reviewed, generating a real-time, up-to-date rating based on various metrics to help your business stand out.

Set up your teams with your employees, assign different roles so they can view their crops and perform tasks to keep your operations running smoothly.

Manage your production assets, keep track of what you have, identify losses, and determine when you need to acquire new resources.

Manage your supplies and inventory, and track when they were used in each area of your production.

Create and manage tasks in your projects, track their progress, and assign them to your team.