Hazelnut & Nuts
Hazelnut & Nuts: stock and warehouse, production and shipment, customer accounts and reporting.
Challenges
- The bush count and grove area are not recorded.
- The kernel yield ratio (kernel to shell) is not measured.
- Threshing and drying loss is not deducted from stock.
- Exchange and merchant selling prices cannot be compared.
Workflows
Grove and harvest
- The grove is defined with bush count and area.
- The harvest is booked into stock as in-shell quantity.
- Drying loss is deducted from stock afterwards.
Yield ratio and sale
- The kernel yield ratio is recorded from a sample measurement.
- Sales are priced on an in-shell or kernel basis.
- A price comparison by buyer is reported.
Documents
- Grove record
- Harvest and drying slip
- Yield measurement record
- Producer receipt
Reports
- Yield per bush
- Yield ratio listing
- Drying loss rate
- Price comparison by buyer
Metrics
- Yield per bush
- Kernel yield ratio
- Drying loss rate
- Revenue per kilogram
Compliance
- Farmer registration system
- Food hygiene rules
Glossary
- Hazelnut bush
- Countable production unit within the grove
- Kernel yield ratio
- Ratio of input quantity to output quantity
- Drying loss
- Weight loss deducted from stock
- In-shell and kernel
- Two stock variants of the same product
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I measure yield per bush?
Yes — the grove is defined with a bush count and the harvest is divided by it to give the yield.
Can I record the kernel yield ratio?
Yes — a sample measurement is recorded as the yield ratio and used in sales pricing.
Can I deduct drying loss from stock?
Yes — the weight lost after drying is deducted from stock as waste.
Can I track in-shell and kernel product separately?
Yes — both are held as separate stock variants of the same product.
Can I compare buyer prices?
Yes — sales are aggregated per buyer and the per-kilogram price is reported comparatively.