FARM MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE · BUILT FOR GROWERS
Which block needs watering? Was that treatment recorded? Where did this week’s money go? AgroTrack brings your crop records, farm costs and field work together, so you can answer with records instead of chasing messages.
For vegetable growers, horticulture farms, nurseries and planters.
THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW YOU HOME
You can spend the whole day on the farm and still finish it unsure about the details. Start with the questions you need answered.
Seedlings, fertilizer, crop protection, casual labor and irrigation all contribute to the cost. Record the entries while the details are fresh, then review costs alongside your production and sales records.
See how farm cost tracking worksA task in a message is easy to lose. Keep planned work, employee activity and observations together, so your next conversation starts with what was recorded and what still needs attention.
See a day in the workspaceGive each section a place in its parcel and keep the irrigation plan beside the pump run. Where suitable meters are connected, use readings to check actual water use; a timer alone does not measure it.
Explore irrigation recordsBring planting, watering, weeding, fertilizer and treatment history into the crop’s lifecycle. A dated record makes it easier to investigate a problem and decide what your team should check next.
Explore crop record keepingYour farm business can have land in different locations. Organize each parcel and its sections, then keep crops, tasks and production work attached to the right area.
See the parcel layoutWhen traceability is enabled, retain the material source, batch, producer and receipt evidence. Nurseries and planters can keep the history of seeds, seedlings and cuttings before they reach the field.
Explore nursery productionA WORKSPACE THAT GROWS WITH YOU
A crop belongs to a growing section. Work and inputs belong to production. Your farm records become more useful when those details stay together.
Record planting details once, reuse crop templates and follow activities through the season. Keep nursery batches and source evidence connected to the plants.
See your growing sections within each parcel. Save an irrigation plan, choose an optional pump timer and review the records alongside crop needs.
Give the team a clear plan and record what happened. Assignments, start and stop times and observations add context to the work behind each crop.
Keep input expenses, labor, purchases and stock organized. Review the entries behind a cost total before making decisions about your next season.
SEE THE WORKSPACE
Actual application screens, shown with demonstration data.
Keep planting details, crop stages and field activities together. Open a crop to review its history, from planting and watering to treatments and harvest.
A farm business can manage several parcels in different locations. Each section belongs to a parcel, keeping your growing areas organized and your records grounded in the right place.
Record your inputs and review spending alongside labor, purchases and inventory. Keep the detail available when you need to understand a crop or season.
FROM THE MORNING ROUND TO THE WEEKLY REVIEW
A system is useful when it fits the decisions you already make. Here is one way a growing operation can use the workspace through the day.
Open the dashboard, review crop progress and upcoming tasks, then agree on the sections and activities that need attention. Give assignments to the team.
Log crop activities and observations, record an input used, or enter employee work times. Save a draft if you need to check details before submitting.
Check recorded work against the plan. Review irrigation records and observations. Follow up on gaps while the people who did the work can still explain them.
Bring costs, crop history, harvest and revenue records into the review. Investigate incomplete entries before deciding what to repeat or change next season.
RECORDS WITH A PURPOSE
Review purchase records, stock movements and recorded use. Check what is available and what has already been allocated to production.
Review the section, crop requirements and previous irrigation records. Set the intended run time and section plan when needed.
Check source evidence, production history and configured assurance requirements. Identify what still needs review before making a compliance claim.
YOUR WORKSPACE, WHERE YOU WORK
The responsive interface works on phones, tablets and desktops. Install it as an app in a supported browser, and save eligible field-form drafts in an open tab when your connection drops.
Account protection with optional two-factor verification
Drafts that help you finish records when you reconnect
Connected pump controls with optional run timers
ONE WORKSPACE, DIFFERENT GROWING OPERATIONS
Follow repeated plantings, field activities, inputs and harvest records. Keep separate growing sections organized, even when several crops are at different stages.
Crop management for growersKeep each location under the same farm business, with its own sections and layout. Review work and records in the context of the land where it happened.
Managing land and irrigationOrganize batches, source material, production units and employee activities. Retain the references and evidence behind seedlings and propagated plants.
Nursery production and traceabilitySTART SMALL. BUILD THE HISTORY.
Start with the operation you are running now. Give the team a manageable routine, then add detail as your records improve.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
The reports summarize the costs, production and revenue you record. Useful crop-level results need complete entries and appropriate allocations. Missing labor, stock use or sales still need to be checked; the system helps you review the evidence behind the figures.
In an already open eligible field form, you can explicitly save an offline draft in that browser tab. Keep the tab open, reconnect and submit it yourself. Offline drafts are not a downloaded copy of your farm, and pump commands always need a live connection.
No. You can begin with land, crops, tasks and cost records. Connected sensor and pump functions need their respective devices and configured gateways. MQTT sensor connections need a broker and suitable device setup.
The application supports farm membership and role-based access. Organize workers, teams and assignments, and retain observations with production activities. Agree on a recording routine so that the information reflects the work being done.
No. The workspace also supports nurseries, planters and horticulture production teams, including nursery batches, production units and employee activities.
Yes. Your farm represents the business. Add separate land parcels for its locations, then organize growing sections within each parcel.
Yes. A section schedule and run timer are optional. Pump operations require a connection and are never queued offline.
Export requirements depend on the crop and destination. The system supports traceability, evidence and assurance reviews; requirements must be configured for the markets you serve.
MAKE ROOM FOR BETTER RECORDS
Add your land, record an active crop and log the next piece of field work. You can build a useful history one entry at a time.
Get started with AgroTrack Already have an account? Sign inYou are offline. Save field drafts in this tab and reconnect before submitting records or operating pumps.
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