Record Harvested Quantities into Storage
Log a harvested quantity with its unit and storage location so your current stock stays up to date.
Try it with one field — free during public beta, no payment card required.
Key benefits
- Record a harvested quantity with its unit
- Add it to an existing storage item or create a new one
- Set the storage location for the harvested crop
- Current stock figures update immediately after logging
How it works
When grain or produce comes off the field, open the harvest dialog, enter the quantity and unit and choose whether it goes into an existing storage item or a new one. CropBuddy adds the quantity to that storage item and, for a new item, records the location you enter. The storage page then shows the updated quantity on hand.
Frequently asked questions
What does CropBuddy cost right now?
The current public beta is free and no payment card is required. The planned subscription is $24.99 USD/month for 5 users, plus $1.99 USD/month for each additional user. Paid subscriptions are not available yet, and there is no launch date. Any future paid subscription requires explicit opt-in.
What does logging a harvest change?
It increases the quantity of the storage item you selected, or creates a new storage item with the quantity, unit and location you entered.
Does CropBuddy calculate yield analytics?
No. The harvest dialog records quantities into storage. We do not currently offer yield comparison or crop performance analysis, so we don't advertise it.
Can I record grade or moisture at harvest?
Not today. The harvest entry captures quantity, unit, storage item and location.
Practical farm-work guides
- Farm Inventory Management: Avoid Surprise Shortages
Track farm stock by item, US unit and storage location. See a worked fuel example and how confirmed task use updates inventory in CropBuddy.
Start with one field, plan one task and add your crew or inventory when you need them. Paid subscriptions are not available yet. See planned pricing.
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