In your membership
Ask Steve
Send Steve a question about your plan, and you’ll get a reply by email within the week.
Ask SteveOpening your program…
If the builder does not open, reload this page. If that does not help, use your browser’s hard refresh to replace older scripts. Do not clear site data: your saved programs are kept on this device.
Program Builder
Lay the season out stage by stage. It’s checked as you go, QuorumAI helps fill the gaps, and it prints for the shed wall.

Pick your crop. The plan you’re working on now is kept under Versions.
Each is a draft, to start from.
You name your crop, then move and rename the stages to suit your variety and district. Nothing close? Build your own starts from six stages every crop goes through, or ask Steve about your crop.
Rates in the examples and suggestions are examples, not advice. Check every rate against the product label, and with your agronomist, before it goes on.
Sample answers
It answers from the wiki, with your plan in front of it. It changes the plan only when you tell it to, and anything it suggests is pencilled in for you to keep or leave.
The plan’s checked as you build it, and QuorumAI helps. When you want Steve himself to look at it, start with a question, or go as far as a season together.
In your membership
Send Steve a question about your plan, and you’ll get a reply by email within the week.
Ask SteveA written review
Steve goes over the plan against the crop in front of you, and marks it up. Ask, and he’ll tell you what it takes.
Ask about a reviewA written review
Send the plan to Steve. He goes over it against the crop in front of you, marks it up, and emails it back within a week.
New plan reviews are paused for now. Yours are below.
It isn’t open yet. Hear the day it opens: one note, nothing more.
Hear when it opensA call
Go through the plan with Steve on a call, stage by stage, with your crop and your country in mind.
Ask for a callOn your farm
Steve walks the crop, tests the sap through the season, and builds the program around each stage of your crop.
How consulting works