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Plant Production Management
Every planting starts from a reusable program as a tracked crop lot, crews record work as it happens, and finished plants are released into inventory.
Crop plans live in spreadsheets and crop work is tracked on paper, so growing space runs short, shrink goes unrecorded and sales cannot see what will be ready.
Production plans start straight from sales orders, growing space is checked against planned production period by period, and the cost of growing stock is reviewed and posted from one wizard.
14 capabilities, each with its own page.
Crop Lots
Create each planting as a crop lot from its program in one screen, with its stages, inputs, outputs, dates and quantities built for you, then run it from a single management view.
Crew Work Orders
Build crew work orders from crop lots, from growing locations or from activities already planned, and plan the days ahead from on screen planting and transplanting worksheets.
Crop Programs
Set up each crop and variety once as a growing program with its stages, timing, expected loss, inputs and outputs, then start every new planting from it instead of from a blank sheet.
Finished Plant Availability
Record finished output from each crop and release sales items and grades into on hand inventory, while every lot keeps an up to date view of what it is expected to produce.
Grow to Order
Turn a customer's sales order into a production plan and released crop lots in one action, so what you grow is tied to what you sold.
Growing Activities
Record each day's work on a crop with the inputs used, the quantities and the locations, and log shrink, dumps, recounts and moves so growing stock stays true.
Growing Capacity Planning
Define greenhouse space, beds, zones and equipment as capacity, set what is available each planning period, and see where planned crops will run short before the space is needed.
Growing Stock Costing
Select crop lots, review the cost of the stock still growing, and create the accounting entries for it from the same screen, so the value of growing stock reaches your books.
Production Analysis
Filter and summarize growing stock by crop lot, stage, item and activity, and see how production will change your inventory before it happens.
Crop Stage Tracking
See every open stage across your crop lots, move ready crops to the next stage, add stages and close finished lots in one pass instead of one record at a time.
Crop Sampling and Measurement
Plan sampling runs on crop lots, record measurements such as height and caliper, apply the results back to the lots, and compare results across collection orders and size classes.
Crop Lot and Activity Import from Excel
Create crop lots, import growing activities and update conversion factors from Excel sheets instead of keying each record, and correct bin quantities when a count is off.
Printed Production Documents and Reports
Hand crews printed sowing, grafting, transplant and planting distribution work orders with barcodes, and print crop management sheets, production listings and reconciliations to sales orders.
Sales and Production Planning
Build a sales plan by period from sales history, open orders or a prior plan, generate the production plan that meets it, and see the inputs that plan needs so purchasing can buy ahead.
Each point is traced to the software and links to the capability behind it.
A new crop lot is built from an item, lot, program and target output in one screen
Crop LotsOne action on a sales order creates a production plan and releases crop lots for its lines
Grow to OrderDaily activities record inputs used, outputs, quantities and locations on each stage
Growing ActivitiesOutput activities release finished sales items and grades into on hand inventory
Finished Plant AvailabilityFrom crop plan to shipped order. The highlighted steps are covered on this page.
A customer's sales order becomes a production plan and released crop lots in one action.
Each crop and variety is set up once as a growing program, and every new planting starts from it.
Each day's work on a crop is recorded with the inputs, quantities and locations used.
Finished output from each crop is recorded and released into on hand inventory as sales items and grades.
Lots and warehouse locations are set on each order line, by hand or automatically, so pickers know what to pull.
Managers get the numbers they watch every day on dashboards designed in the browser and filed by role.
Straight answers, drawn from what the software does today.
Yes. Each crop and variety is set up once as a growing program with its stages, timing, expected loss, inputs and outputs, and a proven program can be copied to a new variety, changing only what differs.
Yes. One action on the sales order creates a production plan and releases crop lots for its lines, and production plans can be compared with the sales orders they serve.
Capacity codes cover greenhouse space, beds, zones and equipment by warehouse, with availability set per period. Analysis compares available capacity with what plans and crop lots require, period by period.
Shrink, dumps and recounts adjust the growing quantity by location in one step from a stage, and part or all of a crop can be moved to another growing location or bin.
Yes. Select crop lots, review a cost summary of their growing stock, and create the accounting entries for that cost from the same wizard.
Yes. Crew work orders are built from crop lots, from growing locations or from activities already planned, and planting and transplanting worksheets list upcoming work by date, item and quantity.
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