Spraying & application
Pre, post, fungicide, and dry spread. Section control, drift logs, and application records made in the cab on every pass.
Billed by the acre
Two crews · custom farm work billed by the acre
Done right. Written down. Billed the same day.
Spraying and application, planting, custom harvest, and drainage tile for farms around Harmon Ridge. Every pass gets a record made in the cab — not rebuilt from memory in February — and every invoice comes off that record while the dust is still settling.
0Acres covered last season
0Crews, radios on
0 ftBoom, section control
0Invoices built from memory
01 / The work
Four jobs. One standard.
If it runs through our machines, it gets done on time, recorded on the spot, and billed by the acre with the record attached.
Planting
Sixteen-row planter with variable rate and a monitor we actually read. Your prescription or ours, either way it’s documented.
Population maps keptCustom harvest
Corn and beans, grain cart and trucks if you need them. Yield data goes home with you, not with us.
Book by AugustDrainage tile
Pattern and repair tile with GPS as-builts. The map of what’s in your ground stays with your farm records.
Fall & early spring
02 / Weather-window scheduling
We watch the wind so you don’t have to.
Spray jobs run in order of the label, the wind, and the crop stage — not the order the phone rang. Here’s how a week looks on our board.
Mon
Wind 6 SW
74°F
Tue
Wind 14 NW
68°F
Wed
Wind 9 W
71°F
Thu
Wind 5 S
76°F
Fri
Rain likely
63°F
When your field moves in the order, you get a text before the sprayer leaves the yard. Illustrative board — demo numbers.
03 / The workflow
The Cab Record
The operator talks; the record writes itself; the applicator confirms it; the owner approves the bill. Records kept as they happen, not rebuilt in February — and audit-ready the day the state asks.
Demo data — nothing here is real
1 · Voice note → application record
Rewrite the note — the parser reads what you actually sayApplication record
SR-2026-118 · drafted from the cab noteNeeds the applicator’s answer
Needs the applicator’s answer
Needs the applicator’s answer
Needs the applicator’s answer
Needs the applicator’s answer
Needs the applicator’s answer
Needs the applicator’s answer
Held for the applicator
2 · Season log → state audit export
One click, the format the auditor asks for| Date | Customer | Field | Acres | Product | Rate | Wind | Temp | Applicator |
|---|
The export pulls straight from the log — product totals are computed, EPA registration numbers come from the product list, and anything missing is printed as HOLD, never invented. The owner reviews the packet before it’s filed.
3 · Same-day invoice
Drafted from the record — the owner approves before it sendsThe newest confirmed record becomes a per-acre invoice while the rig is still in the field. The draft sits in the owner’s queue — nothing reaches a customer until he approves it.
Posted rate card — demo numbers
| Spraying & application | $8.75 / ac |
| Planting | $22.00 / ac |
| Custom harvest | $38.00 / ac |
| Drainage tile | Quoted by the job |
Invoice
| Line | Qty | Amount |
|---|
✓ Approved by the owner. In the live build this emails the customer; in the demo nothing sends anywhere.
The human gate
The applicator confirms every record and the owner approves every invoice. Nothing files, bills, or sends on its own.
The computer may
Read the cab note into fields, total the products, format the audit packet, and draft the per-acre bill from the posted card.
The computer may not
Guess a missing rate or wind reading, set a price off the rate card, file with the state, or send a customer anything.
04 / How this demo works
What’s real here, and what isn’t.
The parsing is real: the Cab Record genuinely reads the sentence in the box — product, rate and unit, wind speed and direction, temperature, field, and who to bill — right in your browser. Rewrite it in your own words and watch the record follow.
What it can’t find, it flags for the applicator instead of guessing, and the confirm button stays locked until a person fills the gaps. The audit export and the invoice draft the paperwork; the owner signs off before anything leaves the shop.
Every farm, product, license number, and price on this page is invented. The outfit is fictional; the workflow is what Detailed In Design builds.