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Program Builder

Start your plan.Build your season’s flight plan.

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.

  • Stage, not calendar
  • Checked as you go
  • Prints for the shed wall
Watercolour of a clipboard on a timber bench, its sheet washed with coloured bands like a season chart, beside a pencil, reading glasses, an enamel mug and a potted bean seedling.

What crop are you growing now?Start a plan

Pick your crop. The plan you’re working on now is kept under Versions.

Growing something else? Start from its family.

Each is a draft, to start from.

Vegetables

Grain and broadacre

Trees, vines and berries

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.

Your plan

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.

The season at a glanceThe chart that prints for the shed wall: every pass along the season, and what each one puts on.
At planting Soil Fertigation Foliar Sap test Pencilled in by QuorumAI Drag a pass along the season to move it. Tap a stage to open it.

Season totals

What to order

Get Steve’s eyes on it

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

Ask Steve

Send Steve a question about your plan, and you’ll get a reply by email within the week.

Ask Steve

A written review

Steve marks it up

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 review

A call

Fine-tune it with Steve

Go through the plan with Steve on a call, stage by stage, with your crop and your country in mind.

Ask for a call

On your farm

Steve builds it with you

Steve walks the crop, tests the sap through the season, and builds the program around each stage of your crop.

How consulting works

Start a new plan

Next season, from this one

The next crop on this block

Tune your stages

Don’t know your stages? Tune them with QuorumAI.

QuorumAI knows each crop’s critical stages of influence. Tell it your crop and where you farm: it sets when each stage starts there, the ground your whole program is built on. You see them beside yours, and keep them or leave them.

Or tune them yourself

Move each stage to when it starts for your crop, and rename it. The checks follow what you set.

The stages
StageStarts

Add a stage

For what your crop goes through that the stages don’t show: a regrowth after a cut, a flush, the weeks in the nursery.

Repeat stages

For a crop that goes round again: a regrowth and its cut, a flush, a pick. The copies go straight after, and the season grows to fit.

From

Tune your stages with QuorumAI

Tell QuorumAI what you’re growing and where. It works out when each stage starts for your crop in your district, what growers there call it, and where a sap test belongs, and says what that’s based on. You see it beside what you have, and use it or leave it.

Draft the whole program

QuorumAI writes every pass and sap test for the season, going by the checks, your stages, your sap tests and what’s in your shed. You see it first, and choose to use it or leave it.

About the block a minute, if you like

The more it knows, the better the draft fits. Your answers stay with the plan, for QuorumAI to go by from here on.

It’s a longer answer than most: a minute or so.

Fit the plan to your sap test

Your own product

Put in what its label says, and it counts in the totals and the checks like any other. It’s kept on this device, for all your plans.

It comes as
What’s in it, as the label gives it

Its carbon, as the label gives it

If it gives none, put in its acids: half their total counts as carbon.

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