Where a field's output becomes a saleable, traceable lot.
Capture yields by block, grade into traceable lots, track input stock.
Harvest is the point where a crop stops being agronomy and becomes inventory. If that transition isn't recorded properly — which block, which crew, which grade — then everything after it is an estimate, and the traceability chain a buyer needs is broken at its most important link.
FuroField captures yield by block and crew, grades produce into lots that keep their link back to the field and grower they came from, and keeps seed and input stock alongside so what went in is as well recorded as what came out.
The chain of custody breaks at the weighbridge
Produce from several blocks gets combined, graded and moved before anyone writes down where it came from. Once that link is lost it can't be reconstructed, and no downstream system can restore it.
- Yields recorded per farm rather than per block, so nothing can be compared
- Grading done without preserving which field the produce came from
- No record of who harvested what, so quality problems can't be traced to a crew
- Input stock tracked separately from the crops it was applied to
From first record to something you can act on
Capture yield at the block
Record what came off each block, by crew, at the moment it's harvested rather than reconstructed at the end of the day.
Grade into lots
Produce is graded into lots, each keeping its link back to the blocks and growers that fed it.
Hold the chain of custody
A lot can be followed back to its field and grower, which is what makes export compliance and recall possible.
Reconcile inputs
Seed and input stock, with rates and shelf life, sits alongside output so cost per hectare and per lot is real rather than allocated.
In detail
Yield capture by block and crew
Output attributed to the land and the people it came from, not just to the farm.
Grading into lots
Produce sorted into graded lots that retain their origin rather than losing it at the pack line.
Lot chain of custody
Every lot traceable to block and grower — the foundation of export compliance.
Seed & input inventory
Stock with application rates and shelf life, so expiry and availability are visible before planting, not after.
Packhouse & cold-chain records
Post-harvest handling captured against the lot rather than in a separate system.
Crew performance
Harvest output by crew, which makes both quality issues and productivity legible.
Built for these operations
About harvest, grading & lots
Is this available now?
Harvest, grading and lot capture is on the roadmap; grower deliveries into an aggregation scheme are live today. We mark planned capability as planned.
How does this relate to traceability?
Lots are what traceability traces. This capability creates them; the compliance layer exports the evidence built on them.
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