Record every plant-protection treatment on the parcel it was applied to, and export the register as CSV, XML or PDF.
The spray register sits on the same parcels as your imagery and jobs. For every treatment it records the product and its authorisation number, the dose, the treated area, the crop stage (BBCH), the pre-harvest interval, the operator and the parcel's LPIS reference. Export it as CSV or XML for other systems, or as a PDF to hand over. The export is a generic file: it has not yet been checked against a national submission format.
The same 320 hectares in the Bărăgan plain, 2025: the crop stage on each field, the days you could spray, and the harvest. Scroll: the map follows each step.
Fields B to E came up on 31 May, field F on 5 June: five days apart on the same farm.
Each treatment records the crop stage (BBCH), and the register warns you when it falls outside the window the product is authorised for.
What you do: Treat each field at its own stage, not at the farm’s average.
From 18 June to 9 September the dry-air alert would have gone out on 64 days; over the season, gusts passed 50 km/h on 11 days.
On Premium, or with the weather module on Basic, the app shows the spraying conditions hour by hour; every record keeps a note of the weather.
What you do: Spray in the window the forecast gives you, and note the conditions on the record.
The weak patch in field D was 15 hectares of 84.
When a treatment covers only part of a field, the record keeps the area you treated, with the operator and the target.
What you do: Record what you really applied, and where.
On 5 June field A was still green; by 15 June it had been harvested.
Every record keeps the product’s pre-harvest interval next to the date it was applied.
What you do: Check the interval before the combine goes in, and export the register as CSV, XML or PDF when someone asks for it.
Weather: ERA5 reanalysis at the farm’s coordinates (Open-Meteo historical archive). Alerts: the app’s own rules and default thresholds applied to what happened; in the app they run on the forecast, a day or two ahead. Maps from 2025 Sentinel-2 images. Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2025.
Everything you need to make field decisions based on data — not assumptions. Features included in this solution:
How it works, step by step, from the first message to the result.
Build the catalogue once: product name, authorisation number, active substance, dose and pre-harvest interval.
Pick the parcel and the date, the products and doses, the crop stage and who applied it.
CSV or XML for other systems, or a PDF to hand over. The export is a generic file, not yet a national submission format.
Try it on your own parcels, or tell us what you need — we reply within one business day.
