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A season on one vineyard · Chapter 2 of 4 · Veraison

The spray window: plan, send and record a spray

The safe hours from the forecast, a recipe checked before the tank is mixed, the work order by text with the crew's tap-to-answer, and a spray record with its re-entry and pre-harvest dates.

Work area: Spray Management › Spray planning, work orders and records. For: Growers and farm owners, Estate owners, Farm management companies, Ag retailers and advisors, Crew supervisors, Compliance and counsel.

Step by step

  1. Find the hours that are safe

    Wind, rain and temperature, hour by hour for eight days, against your own limits.

    Done by: Carbonleap

  2. Choose the recipe

    The tank mix, with each material's rate, re-entry and pre-harvest intervals, and PPE from its label.

    Done by: Manager

  3. Checked before the tank is mixed

    Rates, days since the last spray, the harvest date, season limits and the applicator's license.

    Done by: Carbonleap

  4. Work order by text

    A text with a link to the task. You see it sent, delivered, opened and answered, and the crew taps Acknowledged, In Progress or Completed.

    Done by: Crew supervisor

  5. The crew reports back

    The Post Spray Report: what went in the tank against the plan, the times and the conditions.

    Done by: Crew supervisor

  6. Filed, with its intervals

    The spray is on the block's record, with re-entry and harvest dates counting down.

    Done by: Carbonleap

The spray window grid, thresholds and crew flow are real. The recipe, rates, times and amounts are illustrative.

Next in the season

Water deficit. The same block while it ripens, and the water it is short. Read it

See the whole season, chapter by chapter.

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