How a farm runs on BARITA.
Every field has its record, so a buyer can be shown what was applied and nothing is promised that is not there.
The setting: 60 hectares of vegetables, fruit trees and laying hens, with about 15 seasonal workers.
It started with one simple request.
“We run a family farm with vegetables, fruit trees and laying hens on 60 hectares, with about 15 seasonal workers. What we planted in each field, spraying and fertiliser, irrigation and harvests are written in notebooks, so we can't compare seasons or prove what was applied when a buyer asks. …”
Read the whole request
We run a family farm with vegetables, fruit trees and laying hens on 60 hectares, with about 15 seasonal workers. What we planted in each field, spraying and fertiliser, irrigation and harvests are written in notebooks, so we can't compare seasons or prove what was applied when a buyer asks. Orders from shops and restaurants come by phone and we sometimes promise produce we don't have. I want to keep a record of each field and crop from planting to harvest, inputs used and costs, egg production, worker tasks and hours, and customer orders and deliveries, and see yield and profit per field and per crop.
What gets in the way.
What was planted, sprayed, watered and harvested was written in notebooks.
Seasons could not be compared.
A buyer asked what was applied and when, and there was no proof.
Produce was sometimes promised that the farm did not have.
Egg production, worker hours and costs were never added up.
Watch the crew take it on.
We run a family farm with vegetables, fruit trees and laying hens on 60 hectares, with about 15 seasonal workers. What we planted in each field, spraying and fertiliser, irrigation and harvests are written in notebooks, so we can't compare seasons or prove what was applied when a buyer asks. Orders from shops and restaurants come by phone and we sometimes promise produce we don't have. I want to keep a record of each field and crop from planting to harvest, inputs used and costs, egg production, worker tasks and hours, and customer orders and deliveries, and see yield and profit per field and per crop.
The request as it was typed.
The requestProve what was applied to every crop
The work appears here
How each one is removed.
What was planted, sprayed, watered and harvested was written in notebooks.
Each field has one record, from planting to harvest, filled in from the phone in a few taps.
The app the crew designed
Seasons could not be compared.
Yield and profit for each field and crop are set side by side, season after season.
A dashboard for the owner
A buyer asked what was applied and when, and there was no proof.
A delivery leads back to its field and harvest, and to everything applied to that crop and when.
The app the crew designed
Produce was sometimes promised that the farm did not have.
Ask what is left to promise, and the crew answers from the stock and the open orders.
A plain question, answered
Egg production, worker hours and costs were never added up.
Egg counts, hours and costs are logged as they happen and counted into each field's profit.
A routine that runs by itself
What this takes off your plate.
The notebooks can stay at home
Sprays, watering, harvests, eggs and hours are logged from the phone, against the right field.
Proof when a buyer asks
What was applied to a crop, and when, is one tap away, and a crop inside its waiting period is flagged before it is sold.
No promise you cannot keep
An order line is checked against what is actually in store, so stock is never promised twice.
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