Crop Planning & Rotation

Register every parcel of land with its name, area, soil type, and location. Fields can be split into sub-plots for farms that grow different crops on the same block, and area figures feed directly into per-acre yield and cost calculations throughout the platform.

Plan each season’s plantings on a visual calendar: choose the crop, the plot, the intended planting date, and the expected harvest window. The calendar shows active and upcoming plantings side by side so you can spot clashes and gaps before they become problems in the field.

Convert a calendar plan into individual planting records: record the variety, the seed source, the actual planting date, and the targeted population per acre. These records become the reference point for input applications, labour assignments, and yield calculations later in the cycle.

Define multi-season rotation sequences for each plot — maize followed by beans, then fallow — so the system can warn you when a proposed planting would break the rotation plan. Rotation history is visible on every plot record, giving agronomists and managers the evidence they need to assess soil health.

Advance a planting through the growth stages relevant to that crop — germination, vegetative growth, flowering, grain fill, and maturity, or the equivalent for your crop type. The current stage is visible on the dashboard and drives weather advisories and input reminders so guidance is always timely.

Maintain a library of crop types and varieties with their typical growing calendars, input recommendations, and expected yield ranges. Staff select from the library when creating plantings, keeping records consistent and reports comparable across seasons.

The multi-season view overlays the current season on previous years for the same plots, so farmers and managers can compare progress and spot patterns — a crop that consistently underperforms on a particular block, or a rotation cycle that repeatedly needs adjusting.