In Owari Agro each plot has a crop type, so a farm with coffee and plantain is organized into coffee plots and plantain plots. Tasks and harvests are recorded by plot, while purchases, sales and indicators are split by crop.
Organize plots by crop
When you create each plot, you choose its Crop type: Coffee, Plantain, Banana, Avocado, Orange, Lemon, Mandarin, Mango, Corn, Rice, Potato, Tomato, Beans or Cassava. If your crop isn't listed, ask support: Owari manages the catalog.
A plot has only one crop. If plantain is intercropped in the coffee plantation, decide which crop the plot belongs to, or record the plantain as a separate plot if you want to track its harvest on its own. Keep in mind that each plot's area is calculated from its own trees and planting spacing.
What gets split by crop
- Tasks: every task belongs to a plot, so it carries that plot's crop. In Task log, the Filter button lets you see only the tasks of one crop or one plot, and the total cards are recalculated accordingly.
- Purchases and expenses: each purchase line carries «Crop», «Expense type» and «Expense classification». That way the coffee fertilizer doesn't get mixed up with the plantain fertilizer.
- Sales: each product belongs to a crop and has its «Unit of measure». For example, «parchment coffee» and «plantain» are separate products, each with its crop. How to record purchases and sales is explained in sales, purchases and expenses.
- Fertilization: the plan is built by crop and by year, with its cycles and formulas. We explain it in the fertilization plan.
The Home screen, crop by crop
- In «Indicators», when the farm has more than one crop, the Crop:selector appears. Today's kilos, the year's harvest, the last 7 days, the last harvest, the comparison by plot and the tree inventory are shown for the selected crop.
- In «Finance», the Crop: filter (or «All») changes the «Sales vs Expenses» and «Expense classification» charts. The «Sales», «Expenses» and «Profit» cards cover the whole farm.
This lets you see, for example, how much was spent on plantain this year against what was sold, without mixing it with coffee. How to read each plot's cost is explained in profitability and costs by plot, and the harvest by plot in harvest tracking.
Depending on your plan
No plan limits the number of crops; what changes is the number of plots. Tasks and fertilization are in every plan; sales, and purchases and expenses, from the Harvest plan up.