Young maize rows under a golden sky, with a centre pivot standing on the skyline

You don’t have to be on the farm to run the farm.

Open the plan from Harare, from a meeting, or from another country, and see what was done on the ground this morning.

How it works when you’re not there

Open it from anywhere

The current plan, this week’s jobs and what they have cost, on a phone or a laptop, wherever you are.

Your team records as they work

Operators and foremen log jobs, diesel draws and applications on their own phones. You see them without making a call.

Works with no network

Capture keeps working with the data off. Everything queues on the handset and uploads when it finds a bar.

The plan lives in four spreadsheets and the farm manager’s head.

The rotation is on a whiteboard. The fertiliser order is on a WhatsApp thread. Tractor hours get worked out in the bakkie on the way to the lands, and nobody finds out the dam will not carry the wheat until it is already in the ground.

None of those are wrong on their own. They just never get checked against each other until something has been bought, planted or pumped dry. AgriManage keeps them in one place so they stay honest with each other.

Five plans that have to agree with each other

A rotation you cannot buy the fertiliser for is not a plan. Neither is one your tractors cannot cover or your boreholes cannot carry.

Cropped lands from the air, some standing and some harvested, with harvesters working

Crop rotation planning

Plan the sequence land by land, with last season’s chemistry and disease history in front of you.

  • Multi-season rotation plans per land, with previous-crop and residue warnings
  • Plant-back intervals checked against what was sprayed last season
  • Compare a tobacco, maize and soyabean sequence side by side before you commit seed
A tractor and tanker applying fertiliser across a stubble field

Inputs planning

Work out what seed, fertiliser and chemical the plan needs, and what it costs, before you order.

  • Seed, Compound D, AN and chemical requirements calculated from the rotation plan
  • Budget by land, by crop and across the whole farm, so a price move between quote and payment is visible
  • Shed stock counted against the plan, so you order the shortfall and not the lot
A tractor turning red soil on a hillside under a wide sky

Tractor planning

Match tractors, implements and operators to the work, and see where the week jams up.

  • Schedule tractors, implements and operators against the season plan
  • Workload by machine and by week, with clashes flagged
  • Service hours tracked, so a part you have to source in Harare is ordered before it stops the job
Fuel pumps on a forecourt at night

Diesel usage

Track diesel from the bulk tank to the job, and see litres per hectare by machine.

  • Bulk tank levels and deliveries reconciled against what machines and pumps drew
  • Litres per hectare by tractor, implement and operation
  • Generator diesel for pumping through load-shedding costed into the land it irrigated
A centre pivot spraying a young wheat crop below a bush-covered hill

Water management

Know what is in your dams and boreholes, what your permit allows, and what the plan will ask for.

  • Dam and borehole levels tracked against your ZINWA permit and this season’s allocation
  • Irrigation recorded per land, in cubic metres and millimetres
  • Pumping hours planned around load-shedding, so the schedule matches the power you actually get
Farmers with baskets of tomatoes at the edge of a field

See it on your own lands.

Twenty minutes, no slide deck. Bring last season’s rotation and we will build next season’s plan against it on the call.