Orchard scouting for pests and diseases, with photos on a map
Orchard inspections with photos and a point on the map.
Orchard scouting on the map
- Every report is pinned to a point on the orchard map.
- A report holds several photos of pests or diseases.
- A report is assigned to the people who should deal with the problem.
- All reports show on the map, so plots with frequent problems stand out.
What a scouting report records
| Data | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Description | What you saw: pest, disease, damage, in free text. |
| Photos | Several photos in one report. |
| Point on the map | You place a marker on the orchard map, and the system finds the block, row or plant next to it. |
| People | The author and the people the report is assigned to. |
| Date | When the report was made. |
Questions about scouting
What does an inspection record?
A description, photos and a point on the orchard map. The system finds the block, row or plant next to the point.
Who sees a report?
Reports show in a list and on the map, with the author, assignees, date and photos.
What do I do with a problem I found?
Assign the report to the people who should fix it. Record the spraying later in the spray records.
How do I find plots where a problem repeats?
Reports show as markers on the orchard map. Where the markers cluster, the problem comes back.
Start with one crew
Start with one or two crews, even mid-season. We move your data and set the system up for your crops.