Fruit & Vine Growing
Fruit & Vine Growing: stock and warehouse, production and shipment, customer accounts and reporting.
Challenges
- Tree count and age are unrecorded, so yields cannot be compared.
- The pruning and spraying calendar is not tied to reminders.
- Harvest labour cost is not posted to the orchard.
- Size and quality grading does not carry into the sales price.
Workflows
Orchard and care calendar
- The orchard is defined with tree count, species and planting year.
- Pruning, fertilising and spraying steps are attached to a calendar.
- An upcoming care step lands on the reminder list.
Harvest and grading
- Harvest volume is entered on the orchard and yield per tree is derived.
- Fruit is sorted into size and quality grades.
- Grade-based pricing carries into the sales document.
Documents
- Orchard record
- Care calendar
- Harvest record
- Grading slip
Reports
- Yield per tree
- Care calendar adherence
- Labour cost
- Grade distribution
Metrics
- Yield per tree
- Care calendar adherence rate
- Labour cost share
- Share of first-grade produce
Compliance
- Plant protection product record
- Good agricultural practices
Glossary
- Orchard
- Cost centre holding a tree count
- Care calendar
- Periodic work plan that generates reminders
- Quality grade
- Product variant that determines the price
- Yield per tree
- Harvest divided by the tree count
FAQ
Can I measure yield per tree?
Yes — the orchard is defined with a tree count and the harvest is divided by it to give the yield.
Can I tie the pruning calendar to reminders?
Yes — care steps are attached to a calendar and the upcoming step lands on the list.
Can I charge harvest labour to the orchard?
Yes — labour cost is posted to the orchard as a cost.
Can I tie the quality grade to the price?
Yes — size and quality grade are held as product variants and price is applied per grade.
Can I measure adherence to the care calendar?
Yes — planned and completed care steps are compared and the adherence rate is reported.
