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Agriculture, from the plot to the processed lot.

Record harvests by plot and season, keep drying, hulling, crushing and milling linked to every input, and hand each lot on with its certificates and the evidence your buyers ask for.

Rows of soy in a field

What the sector has in common

Crops change hands, form and weight many times before they reach a factory.

  • Many small plots

    Cooperatives and mills buy from many farms. The plots behind a bag, a silo or a mill lot are easy to lose.

  • Every step changes the weight

    Drying, hulling, crushing and milling turn one lot into another. Without the inputs on record, the plots behind a lot cannot be named.

  • Harvests come in seasons

    Lots carry their harvest dates, and a crop sold before harvest is registered as Not yet harvested and completed later. Dashboards and reports show volumes by season.

  • Most of these crops are in the EUDR

    Coffee, cocoa, soya and oil palm are EUDR commodities: buyers in the EU ask for plot geolocation, the production period and the statement reference.

Coffee drying on raised beds

See it with your own lots.

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