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HausaFarm Management
What did you do?
date, plot and type are enoughJust recorded
last eightAll activities
newest first, a hundred at a timeCrop-protection register
the columns from (EU) 2023/564Plots
an activity always belongs to a plotAdd plot
Map and beds
draw the shape and FairGrow calculates the areaVarieties
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211 of 220 records complete
Plots and crops
Single application (CAP) and the location of every treatment
- 3.55 ha Akker Staden (BE)Wintertarwe ✓
- 0.35 ha Akkerrand Kavel NoordBloemrijke akkerrand (meerjarig) ✓
- 2.30 ha Boomgaard ConferencePeer · Conference ✓
- 2.78 ha Boomgaard ElstarAppel · Elstar ✓
- 4.13 ha Grasklaver Achterkamp-ZuidGrasklaver (Engels raaigras met witte klaver) ✓
- 0.97 ha Jonge aanplant TessaAppel · Tessa ✓
- 1.40 ha Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · Merlice ✓
- 1.20 ha Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · Maranello ✓
- 0.80 ha Kas 3 Tomaat belichtTomaat · Merlice ✓
- 6.85 ha Kavel DijkWintertarwe · Chevignon ✓
- 5.87 ha Kavel MiddenSuikerbiet · Smart Jadeena ✓
- 5.94 ha Kavel NoordConsumptieaardappel · Fontane ✓
- 7.16 ha Kavel PolderSpruitkool · Franklin ✓
- 8.37 ha Kavel ZuidGroenbemester (Japanse haver) ✓
- 0.09 ha Knotwilgenrij DijkzijdeKnotwilgenrij ✓
- 1.64 ha Veenweide ZegveldGrasland, blijvend ✓
- 1.56 ha Weide Herve (BE)Grasland, blijvend ✓
- 2.15 ha Weiland AchterkampGrasland, blijvend ✓
Crop protection
Record every application: EU Regulation 1107/2009 art. 67 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/564
- 11 Nov Kas 3 Tomaat belichtSerenade · 8 l/ha · BBCH 61 ✓
- 10 Nov Kavel DijkKART · 1 l/ha · BBCH 12 ✓
- 9 Nov Kas 1 TomaatVertimec Gold · 0,5 l/ha · BBCH 79 ✓
- 8 Nov Boomgaard ConferenceMerpan Spuitkorrel · 1,5 kg/ha · BBCH 93 ✓
- 7 Nov Kavel PolderSignum · 1 kg/ha · BBCH 43 ✓
- 4 Nov Kas 2 PaprikaTEPPEKI · 0,1 kg/ha · BBCH 73 ✓
- 2 Nov Boomgaard ElstarDelan DF · 0,5 kg/ha · BBCH 93 ✓
- 25 Oct Jonge aanplant TessaMalvin WG · 1,5 kg/ha · BBCH 92 ✓
- 19 Oct Kavel PolderSivanto Prime · 0,75 l/ha · BBCH 41 ✓
- 7 Oct Kavel PolderDiPel DF · 0,5 kg/ha · BBCH 41 ✓
- 6 Oct Kavel NoordQuickdown · 0,4 l/ha ✓
- 29 Sep Kavel NoordAffinity Plus · 1 l/ha ✓
- 26 Sep Kavel NoordVENDETTA · 0,5 l/ha ✓
- 20 Sep Kavel NoordAzuleo · 0,5 l/ha ✓
- 20 Sep Weiland AchterkampSTARANE TOP · 1,5 l/ha · BBCH 29 ✓
- 14 Sep Kavel NoordVENDETTA · 0,5 l/ha ✓
- 9 Sep Kavel MiddenBelanty · 1,5 l/ha · BBCH 45 ✓
- 7 Sep Kavel NoordAzuleo · 0,5 l/ha · BBCH 84 ✓
- 3 Sep Kavel DijkHimalaya 60 SG · 3,75 kg/ha ✓
- 2 Sep Kavel NoordAlternet · 0,5 l/ha ✓
- 28 Aug Kavel NoordAmphore Flex · 0,6 kg/ha · BBCH 81 ✓
- 22 Aug Kavel DijkAgrologic Azoxy · 0,8 l/ha ✓
- 19 Aug Kavel NoordAzuleo · 0,5 l/ha · BBCH 76 ✓
- 14 Aug Kavel NoordSignum · 0,25 kg/ha ✓
- 13 Aug Kavel MiddenBICANTA · 1 l/ha · BBCH 40 ✓
- 12 Aug Kavel DijkDivexo · 2 l/ha ✓
- 10 Aug Kavel NoordDPX-QGU42 · 0,15 l/ha · BBCH 71 ✓
- 7 Aug Kavel DijkDagonis · 1 l/ha ✓
- 1 Aug Kavel DijkInfinito · 1,6 l/ha ✓
- 1 Aug Kavel NoordCanvas · 0,5 l/ha · BBCH 69 ✓
- 28 Jul Kavel NoordAlternet · 0,5 l/ha ✓
- 26 Jul Kavel DijkLUNA EXPERIENCE · 0,5 l/ha ✓
- 24 Jul Kavel NoordAzuleo · 0,5 l/ha · BBCH 65 ✓
- 21 Jul Kavel DijkAgrologic Azoxy · 0,8 l/ha ✓
- 16 Jul Kavel NoordAmphore Flex · 0,6 kg/ha · BBCH 62 ✓
- 9 Jul Kavel DijkInfinito · 1,6 l/ha · BBCH 41 ✓
- 8 Jul Kavel NoordDPX-QGU42 · 0,15 l/ha · BBCH 56 ✓
- 30 Jun Kavel NoordAzuleo · 0,5 l/ha · BBCH 48 ✓
- 24 Jun Kavel DijkAgrologic Azoxy · 0,8 l/ha · BBCH 16 ✓
- 22 Jun Boomgaard ElstarCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 74 ✓
- 22 Jun Kavel NoordAmphore Flex · 0,6 kg/ha · BBCH 39 ✓
- 18 Jun Kavel DijkLentagran WP · 0,5 kg/ha ✓
- 17 Jun Kavel MiddenBETANAL Tandem · 1,5 l/ha ✓
- 12 Jun Boomgaard ConferenceLUNA EXPERIENCE · 0,75 l/ha · BBCH 74 ✓
- 11 Jun Boomgaard ElstarALCOBAN · 0,5 kg/ha · BBCH 74 ✓
- 10 Jun Kavel DijkBoxer · 3 l/ha ✓
- 9 Jun Kavel NoordRIM 25 WG · 0,06 kg/ha ✓
- 5 Jun Kavel ZuidAvastel · 1,25 l/ha · BBCH 61 ✓
- 3 Jun Kavel MiddenGoltix Queen · 2 l/ha ✓
- 3 Jun Kavel MiddenBETANAL Tandem · 1,5 l/ha · BBCH 14 ✓
- 1 Jun Boomgaard ElstarCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 73 ✓
- 30 May Kavel DijkAgrologic Aclonifen 2 · 0,25 l/ha ✓
- 28 May Boomgaard ConferenceCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 73 ✓
- 23 May Boomgaard ElstarKarma · 5 kg/ha · BBCH 72 ✓
- 22 May Kavel NoordFIDOX 800 EC · 4 l/ha · BBCH 11 ✓
- 20 May Kavel MiddenGoltix Queen · 2 l/ha ✓
- 20 May Kavel MiddenBETANAL Tandem · 1,5 l/ha · BBCH 12 ✓
- 20 May Kavel DijkLentagran WP · 0,5 kg/ha · BBCH 12 ✓
- 15 May Boomgaard ConferenceFaban · 1,2 l/ha · BBCH 72 ✓
- 14 May Kavel ZuidProsaro Plus · 1,25 l/ha ✓
- 14 May Jonge aanplant TessaCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 71 ✓
- 14 May Boomgaard ElstarCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 71 ✓
- 8 May Kavel MiddenGoltix Queen · 2 l/ha ✓
- 8 May Kavel MiddenBETANAL Tandem · 1,5 l/ha · BBCH 10 ✓
- 6 May Jonge aanplant TessaFaban · 1,2 l/ha · BBCH 70 ✓
- 6 May Boomgaard ElstarFaban · 1,2 l/ha · BBCH 70 ✓
- 4 May Boomgaard ConferenceCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 71 ✓
- 4 May Kavel ZuidLIMITAR · 0,4 l/ha · BBCH 39 ✓
- 29 Apr Kavel DijkAgrologic PendiPro · 3 l/ha · BBCH 10 ✓
- 28 Apr Jonge aanplant TessaCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 69 ✓
- 28 Apr Boomgaard ElstarCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 69 ✓
- 23 Apr Boomgaard ConferenceALCOBAN · 0,5 kg/ha · BBCH 69 ✓
- 22 Apr Kavel ZuidCLEAVE · 1,5 l/ha · BBCH 34 ✓
- 20 Apr Kavel ZuidBelcocel 400 · 3,75 l/ha ✓
- 20 Apr Jonge aanplant TessaALCOBAN · 0,5 kg/ha · BBCH 66 ✓
- 20 Apr Boomgaard ElstarALCOBAN · 0,5 kg/ha · BBCH 66 ✓
- 13 Apr Boomgaard ConferenceCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 65 ✓
- 11 Apr Jonge aanplant TessaCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 62 ✓
- 11 Apr Boomgaard ElstarCapone · 1,1 l/ha · BBCH 62 ✓
Fertilisation
Nutrient accounting and application standards: Fertilisers Act and the Nitrates Directive
- 15 May Veenweide ZegveldKAS 27% · 220 kg/ha · N 60
- 20 Aug Kavel ZuidGroencompost partij 2026 · 10 t/ha · N 50 · P 8.7 ✓
- 8 Jul Kavel PolderKAS 27% N · 220 kg/ha · N 59.4 · P 0 ✓
- 15 Jun Kavel NoordKAS 27% N · 150 kg/ha · N 40 · P 0 ✓
- 3 Jun Weiland AchterkampRundveedrijfmest m3 · 20 m3/ha · N 80 · P 13.1 ✓
- 3 Jun Kavel DijkKAS 27% N · 220 kg/ha · N 60 · P 0 ✓
- 22 May Kavel PolderRundveedrijfmest aanvoer 2026 · 20 m3/ha · N 80 · P 13.1 ✓
- 22 May Kavel ZuidKAS 27% N · 150 kg/ha · N 40 · P 0 ✓
- 6 May Boomgaard ConferenceKAS 27% N · 150 kg/ha · N 40 · P 0 ✓
- 4 May Boomgaard ElstarKAS 27% N · 150 kg/ha · N 40 · P 0 ✓
- 28 Apr Kavel NoordKAS 27% N · 450 kg/ha · N 122 · P 0 ✓
- 22 Apr Kavel NoordKali-60 (kaliumchloride 60% K2O) · 200 kg/ha · N 0 · P 0 ✓
- 16 Apr Kavel MiddenKAS 27% N · 370 kg/ha · N 100 · P 0 ✓
- 13 Apr Kavel ZuidKAS 27% N · 260 kg/ha · N 70 · P 0 ✓
- 8 Apr Kavel NoordRundveedrijfmest aanvoer 2026 · 25 m3/ha · N 100 · P 16.4 ✓
- 24 Mar Weiland AchterkampRundveedrijfmest m3 · 25 m3/ha · N 100 · P 16.6 ✓
- 20 Mar Grasklaver Achterkamp-ZuidRundveedrijfmest m3 · 15 m3/ha · N 60 · P 10 ✓
- 16 Mar Kavel DijkRundveedrijfmest aanvoer 2026 · 20 m3/ha · N 80 · P 13.1 ✓
- 10 Mar Kavel ZuidKAS 27% N · 185 kg/ha · N 50 · P 0 ✓
- 10 Mar Weide Herve (BE)Rundveedrijfmest m3 · 20 m3/ha · N 80 · P 13.1 ✓
- 2 Mar Veenweide ZegveldRundveedrijfmest m3 · 25 m3/ha · N 100 · P 16.6 ✓
Seed and planting material
Origin of seed and plants: traceability and plant health (EU 2016/2031)
- 3 Sep Kavel ZuidGroenbemester (Japanse haver) · 60 kg/ha
- 2 Jun Kavel PolderSpruitkool · Franklin
- 26 Oct Kavel DijkWintertarwe · Chevignon · 150 kg/ha ✓
- 17 Aug Kas 3 Tomaat belichtTomaat · Merlice · 2.5 planten/m2 ✓
- 30 Apr Kavel NoordConsumptieaardappel · Fontane · 2.6 t/ha ✓
- 11 Apr Kavel MiddenSuikerbiet · Smart Jadeena · 1.1 eenheden (100.000 zaden)/ha ✓
- 3 Apr Kavel DijkZaaiui · Hylander · 5 eenheden (250.000 zaden)/ha ✓
Harvest and sales
One step back and one step forward: General Food Law (EC) 178/2002 art. 18
- 12 Nov Kavel MiddenSuikerbiet · 28000 kg
- 9 Oct Weiland AchterkampGrasland, blijvend · 4.8 ton ds
- 26 Aug Weiland AchterkampGrasland, blijvend · 6.2 ton ds
- 24 Aug Kavel ZuidWintertarwe · 48 balen
- 8 Jul Weiland AchterkampGrasland, blijvend · 7.7 ton ds
- 26 May Weiland AchterkampGrasland, blijvend · 9.8 ton ds
- 28 Oct Kas 3 Tomaat belichtTomaat · 8.4 ton · K3T26-W44 ✓
- 28 Oct Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 3.4 ton · K2P26-W44 ✓
- 28 Oct Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 8 ton · K1T26-W44 ✓
- 21 Oct Kas 3 Tomaat belichtTomaat · 7.6 ton · K3T26-W43 ✓
- 21 Oct Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 4.6 ton · K2P26-W43 ✓
- 21 Oct Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 9.3 ton · K1T26-W43 ✓
- 17 Oct Boomgaard ConferencePeer · 81.2 ton · CO26 ✓
- 14 Oct Kas 3 Tomaat belichtTomaat · 5.3 ton · K3T26-W42 ✓
- 14 Oct Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 5.7 ton · K2P26-W42 ✓
- 14 Oct Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 10.6 ton · K1T26-W42 ✓
- 7 Oct Kas 3 Tomaat belichtTomaat · 2.3 ton · K3T26-W41 ✓
- 7 Oct Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 6.8 ton · K2P26-W41 ✓
- 7 Oct Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 12 ton · K1T26-W41 ✓
- 7 Oct Kavel NoordConsumptieaardappel · 250.6 ton · AA26-NOORD ✓
- 30 Sep Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 6.8 ton · K2P26-W40 ✓
- 30 Sep Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 13.3 ton · K1T26-W40 ✓
- 30 Sep Boomgaard ElstarAppel · 105.5 ton · EL26 ✓
- 23 Sep Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 8 ton · K2P26-W39 ✓
- 23 Sep Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 14.6 ton · K1T26-W39 ✓
- 18 Sep Kavel DijkZaaiui · 319.1 ton · UI26-DIJK ✓
- 16 Sep Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 9.1 ton · K2P26-W38 ✓
- 16 Sep Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 16 ton · K1T26-W38 ✓
- 9 Sep Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 10.3 ton · K2P26-W37 ✓
- 9 Sep Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 17.3 ton · K1T26-W37 ✓
- 9 Sep Jonge aanplant TessaAppel · 11.1 ton · TE26 ✓
- 2 Sep Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 10.3 ton · K2P26-W36 ✓
- 2 Sep Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 18.6 ton · K1T26-W36 ✓
- 26 Aug Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 9.1 ton · K2P26-W35 ✓
- 26 Aug Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 18.6 ton · K1T26-W35 ✓
- 20 Aug Kavel ZuidWintertarwe · 87.4 ton · WT26-ZUID ✓
- 19 Aug Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 8 ton · K2P26-W34 ✓
- 19 Aug Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 20 ton · K1T26-W34 ✓
- 12 Aug Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 9.1 ton · K2P26-W33 ✓
- 12 Aug Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 20 ton · K1T26-W33 ✓
- 5 Aug Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 10.3 ton · K2P26-W32 ✓
- 5 Aug Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 21.3 ton · K1T26-W32 ✓
- 29 Jul Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 12.5 ton · K2P26-W31 ✓
- 29 Jul Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 21.3 ton · K1T26-W31 ✓
- 22 Jul Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 12.5 ton · K2P26-W30 ✓
- 22 Jul Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 22.6 ton · K1T26-W30 ✓
- 15 Jul Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 11.4 ton · K2P26-W29 ✓
- 15 Jul Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 22.6 ton · K1T26-W29 ✓
- 8 Jul Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 9.1 ton · K2P26-W28 ✓
- 8 Jul Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 22.6 ton · K1T26-W28 ✓
- 1 Jul Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 8 ton · K2P26-W27 ✓
- 1 Jul Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 23.9 ton · K1T26-W27 ✓
- 24 Jun Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 9.1 ton · K2P26-W26 ✓
- 24 Jun Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 23.9 ton · K1T26-W26 ✓
- 17 Jun Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 11.4 ton · K2P26-W25 ✓
- 17 Jun Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 23.9 ton · K1T26-W25 ✓
- 10 Jun Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 13.7 ton · K2P26-W24 ✓
- 10 Jun Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 25.3 ton · K1T26-W24 ✓
- 3 Jun Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 13.7 ton · K2P26-W23 ✓
- 3 Jun Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 25.3 ton · K1T26-W23 ✓
- 27 May Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 11.4 ton · K2P26-W22 ✓
- 27 May Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 25.3 ton · K1T26-W22 ✓
- 20 May Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 9.1 ton · K2P26-W21 ✓
- 20 May Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 26.6 ton · K1T26-W21 ✓
- 13 May Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 6.8 ton · K2P26-W20 ✓
- 13 May Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 26.6 ton · K1T26-W20 ✓
- 6 May Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 8 ton · K2P26-W19 ✓
- 6 May Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 25.3 ton · K1T26-W19 ✓
- 29 Apr Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 10.3 ton · K2P26-W18 ✓
- 29 Apr Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 25.3 ton · K1T26-W18 ✓
- 22 Apr Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 12.5 ton · K2P26-W17 ✓
- 22 Apr Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 23.9 ton · K1T26-W17 ✓
- 15 Apr Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 13.7 ton · K2P26-W16 ✓
- 15 Apr Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 22.6 ton · K1T26-W16 ✓
- 8 Apr Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 12.5 ton · K2P26-W15 ✓
- 8 Apr Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 20 ton · K1T26-W15 ✓
- 1 Apr Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 10.3 ton · K2P26-W14 ✓
- 1 Apr Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 16 ton · K1T26-W14 ✓
- 25 Mar Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 6.8 ton · K2P26-W13 ✓
- 25 Mar Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 10.6 ton · K1T26-W13 ✓
- 18 Mar Kas 2 PaprikaPaprika · 3.4 ton · K2P26-W12 ✓
- 18 Mar Kas 1 TomaatTomaat · 4.7 ton · K1T26-W12 ✓
Irrigation
Register abstraction of ground and surface water (water authority, province)
- 7 Aug Boomgaard Elstar20 mm · druppelleiding · grondwater ✓
- 3 Aug Kavel Dijk20 mm · haspel · oppervlaktewater ✓
- 28 Jul Kavel Noord25 mm · haspel · oppervlaktewater ✓
- 22 Jul Kavel Dijk25 mm · haspel · oppervlaktewater ✓
- 15 Jul Kavel Noord30 mm · haspel · oppervlaktewater ✓
Observations and hygiene
Pests, diseases and analyses that affect food safety: (EC) 852/2004 annex I
- 12 Nov Kavel DijkTarwe staat op drie bladeren, gelijkmatige opkomst ✓
- 11 Nov Kavel ZuidJapanse haver dicht gesloten, de stengel begint te strekken ✓
- 9 Nov Veenweide ZegveldLaatste snede weg, gewas loopt weer uit ✓
- 9 Nov Grasklaver Achterkamp-ZuidGras in rust, witte klaver goed aanwezig ✓
- 5 Nov Akkerrand Kavel NoordBloemrijke rand uitgebloeid, zaad gevormd; blijft staan voor de wintervogels ✓
- 4 Jul Boomgaard ElstarFeromoonval: 3 fruitmotten per week, onder schadedrempel ✓
- 19 Jun Kavel ZuidLichte gele roest onderin, geen actie nodig ✓
- 24 May Boomgaard ConferenceEiafzet perenbladvlo matig, oorwormen aanwezig: niet ingrijpen ✓
Ready for inspection
Who checks what, what you show and how long you keep it
- 💧Crop protectionInspectors ask per spraying for product, authorisation number, dose, plot, crop and date. Keep at least 3 years (EU 1107/2009 art. 67).
- 🌾FertilisationAuthorities check your nutrient records: supply, removal, stock and use per plot. Keep at least 5 years.
- 🗺️Plots and cropsYour CAP application must match what really grows on the plot. Differences cost CAP support.
- 🧺Harvest and salesIn a recall you must know within a day which lot went where (EC 178/2002 art. 18).
Tip: with the download above you have everything for this growing year in one file.
🔒 Keep crop protection records at least 3 years (EU) and nutrient records 5 years. FairGrow keeps everything at least 5 years.
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Legal rules by country
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Akker Staden · Belgium (Flanders)FairGrow checks here: crop rotation, soil cover and nitrate rules. Partly: cropping rules against diseases. Keep an eye on those yourself.
- completeCAP: crop rotation (GAEC 7)Each arable field needs a main crop from a different crop group every year, or you choose crop diversification; potatoes at most 1 in 3. Up to 10 ha of arable land is exempt.Source: BVR 21 april 2023 rechtstreekse betalingen, geconsolideerd (Vlaamse Codex), art. 59 en 60; Departement LV, fiche Conditionaliteit GLMC 7 gewasrotatie (versie 24/12/2024, campagne 2025); Departement LV, Checklist conditionaliteit 2026 (versie 09/02/2026); Departement LV, Tabel gewasgroepen gewasrotatie (versie 01/12/2025)
- completeCAP: soil cover (GAEC 6)From December 1 through January 31, at least 80% of your arable land must be covered, for example by a cover crop, stubble or the crop itself.Source: BVR 21 april 2023, art. 58 (versie vanaf 20/08/2024); Departement LV, Schema GLMC 6 Minimale bodembedekking 2026 (versie 01/12/2025)
- completeNitrate rules (catch crops, spreading periods, zones)If you harvest your main crop by August 31 and your field lies in area type 1, 2 or 3, you sow a catch crop by September 15. FairGrow takes the area type and the agricultural region per field from the public maps; in the Polders (heavy clay) the obligation does not apply. For 2027 FairGrow provisionally uses the area types of 2025-2026.Source: Mestdecreet van 22 december 2006, geconsolideerd (Vlaamse Codex), art. 14, 14bis, 15, 38; VLM, Uitrijregeling 2027 (laatst aangepast 19/10/2026); VLM, Gebiedsgerichte maatregelen en duurzame terugverdienpraktijken (8 april 2025); Gebiedstypes nitraat mestdecreet, 01/01/2025 (metadata); Gebiedstype nitraat mestdecreet (Gebnit), Bron: VMM/VLM; Landbouwstreken België (Lbstrbel), Bron: Dept. LV
- partialPhytosanitary cropping rulesPotatoes at most 1 in 3, seed potatoes 1 in 4. Fields infested with yellow nutsedge or potato cyst nematodes have growing bans; FairGrow does not know whether your field is infested.Source: BVR 21 april 2023, art. 60 par. 2 en art. 66 par. 3; Uitvoeringsverordening (EU) 2022/1192 (Globodera)
Weide Herve · Belgium (Wallonia)FairGrow checks here: crop rotation. Partly: soil cover, nitrate rules and cropping rules against diseases. Keep an eye on those yourself.
- completeCAP: crop rotation (GAEC 7)You choose: at most three years of the same crop per field and a different crop on 35% of your arable land yearly, or 2 or 3 crops. Up to 10 ha is exempt.Source: AGW 23 février 2023 (conditionnalité), art. 62/1 à 64, version coordonnée; SPW Agriculture, fiche BCAE 7 (Nouveauté 2026)
- partialCAP: soil cover (GAEC 6)Cover 80% of your arable land from September 15 to November 15, on slopes all of it until December 31. FairGrow does not know your slope, so it does not check that rule yet.Source: AGW 23 février 2023 (conditionnalité), art. 61 et 62; SPW Agriculture, fiche BCAE 6 (Nouveauté 2026)
- partialNitrate rules (catch crops, spreading periods, zones)In a vulnerable zone, you sow a catch crop by September 15 and keep it until November 16. FairGrow does not yet check the spreading periods and fertilization limits of the PGDA.Source: Code de l'Eau, partie réglementaire, art. R.188 à R.232 (PGDA IV), coordination officieuse; AGW 23 février 2023 (PGDA IV), Moniteur belge 05.04.2023; AM 22 novembre 2012, zone vulnérable du Pays de Herve
- partialPhytosanitary cropping rulesWallonia has no general legal crop break. On a field declared infested with potato cyst nematodes, you may not grow seed potatoes; FairGrow does not know whether your field is infested.Source: Règlement d'exécution (UE) 2022/1192, art. 8; AFSCA, circulaire mesures de lutte Globodera (PCCB/S1/1845116)
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Every plant protection record is checked against the national register. A deviation never stops you; it is recorded so you can explain it later.
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Identity and work permit
Check the ID before the first working day. Outside the EU and EEA a work permit or single permit is usually needed. FairGrow keeps the type, expiry date and date of the check, no copy.
Contract and collective agreement
Permanent, seasonal, on call or agency; the collective agreement, pay scale, hourly or piece rate, and the chain rule. Seasonal contracts usually run to the end of the harvest.
Housing
If your people live through the farm, record the address, the rent (at most what the agreement allows) and the SNF or AKF certificate. That also records who stays on site in case of fire or inspection.
Travel costs and hours
Transport in the farm van or an allowance per kilometre, and the hours worked per day. You enter hours under Hours; the cost price per crop uses them straight away.
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Weather
The weather on your plot: 16 days ahead, the next 48 hours by the hour with the moments you can spray, and the radar.
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Next 48 hours
Rain radar
Disease pressure today
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Test data
Fill this account with test harvests and hours for the past eight weeks and the same weeks last season, so the monitor has something to show. Everything is marked as test data, is topped up every day and can be removed with one click. Your crop protection register is left untouched.
Grassland mowing advice
When is your grass ready to cut, and when is it dry enough to mow? Per field, recalculated every day from the weather, your soil and your records.
- Growth: every day we calculate how much grass is added, from sunshine, temperature, rain, your soil and your fertilisation.
- Ready to cut: as soon as the harvestable grass passes the threshold of your feed purpose. The green band shows how much the weather can shift that.
- Mowing window: dry days on which you can mow and the grass can dry afterwards, on soil you can drive on.
How do we calculate this?
Sources
- LINGRA grassland model, PCSE 6.0 (Wageningen Environmental Research), EUPL
- LINGRA-N-Plus grassland model with nitrogen (Giannitsopoulos and Burgess, Cranfield University, 2020, 2021)
- ModVege grassland model with digestibility (Jouven, Carrère and Baumont 2006), as implemented in growR (Kramer and Calanca, Agroscope 2024), MIT
- ERA5 weather reanalysis, Copernicus, via Open-Meteo
- ECMWF IFS ensemble forecast, via Open-Meteo
- BRO groundwater depth model and soil map (TNO, WUR), CC BY 4.0
- Staring 2018 soil physical properties (Wageningen Environmental Research)
- BOFEK2020 soil physical units (Wageningen Environmental Research)
- SoilGrids global soil map (ISRIC), CC BY 4.0; depth to bedrock from SoilGrids 2017, ODbL
- Saxton en Rawls soil water characteristics from texture and organic matter (Saxton and Rawls, 2006)
- Köppen-Geiger climate classification (Peel et al., 2007), from ERA5-Land
- Sentinel-2 Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2026
- SNAP-LAI leaf area index from Sentinel-2 with the neural network of the SNAP toolbox (ESA), evalscript by Sentinel Hub, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Teagasc en AHDB intake per animal and grass budget method (Teagasc PastureBase Ireland, AHDB), guide values until verified
- Berijdbaarheid trafficable from a soil moisture deficit of 10 mm (Vero, Antille, Lalor and Holden 2014, Soil Use and Management 30:69-77; deficit as in Schulte et al. 2005, Irish Journal of Agricultural and Food Research 44:95-110)
- Eigen sensoren own sensors on this field (soil moisture, soil temperature); bias correction following Reichle and Koster 2004 (Geophysical Research Letters 31)
- RVO Table 9, nitrogen efficiency coefficients
Settings for this field
Cuts this year
kg DM/haGrazing
How good was the advice?
Ready-to-cut date: predicted against cut
For every cut we compare what each model predicted with what you harvested. With that we adjust the light use for this field (half a step per day towards the middle ratio measured/calculated, limited to 0.6 to 1.5), the model with the smallest error gets more weight, and the typical deviation becomes the margin on today's cover. A cut where the model was five times too high or too low counts as a model error and is left out.
Grass budget and grass wedge
Days and hours at pasture per field. You can use it for a grazing scheme of your dairy processor; FairGrow says nothing about the conditions of such a scheme.
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When will your spraying work best?
Every product reacts differently to the weather. Pick your product or tank mix and you see per hour how well it works and which day is best.
How to read this, and where does it come from?
Each bar is an hour you could spray. The height is the expected effect from 0 to 2: green above 1.5, yellow between 0.5 and 1.5, red below 0.5. Grey means no weather data.
Per active substance the model looks at a set of processes, each with a weight that follows from product type, formulation, mode of action and application. Each process gets an hourly score from the weather in the hours or days that matter. The effect is half the weighted mean and half the weakest process. Oil formulations (EC, OD, OF, CS): wax layer and hydration do not count. Soil application: leaf processes do not count. An adjuvant makes uptake more favourable.
Drift is separate from effect. The legal check follows the Dutch Besluit activiteiten leefomgeving, art. 4.723e: no spraying with more than 5 m/s wind, measured at 2 m above the ground for downward spraying (1 m above tree height for up- and sideways spraying). The model gives wind at 10 m; we convert it to 2 m with the logarithmic wind profile (about 0.75 times the 10 m wind). Above 5 m/s at 2 m you get a red warning and the hour is skipped for the best moment. Exceptions in the rule: a demonstrable threat to the crop, or a covered bed sprayer. In addition at least 75 % drift reduction applies everywhere (art. 4.723c), and next to water the crop-free zone for crops such as potato and onion depends on the drift reduction class of your sprayer (table 4.723d). Wind at boom height (about half the 10 m wind) is shown as drift information. Delta-T (air minus wet-bulb temperature) and a possible inversion (80 m minus 2 m in the model, or a clear night with little wind) are extra signals.
- Hydration
- Humid air in the first hours swells the cuticle so a water-based formulation penetrates better.
- Leaf dry
- Rain or dripping wet leaves make the spray run off and dilute it. A crop drying off from dew after sunrise is favourable for systemic products; contact products want a drier leaf.
- Wax layer (days before)
- After dry sunny days the wax layer is thicker and uptake is harder.
- Drying on
- Rain-free hours after spraying, against the drying time. That depends on formulation and mode of action (WUR/GEWIS rules of thumb: contact products and EC 1 hour, water-based systemic products and pyrethroids 3 hours, diquat half an hour). The label comes first.
- Photosynthesis
- Light and warmth in the following day; needed for products acting on photosynthesis or moving with assimilates.
- Germination and cell division
- Soil temperature and moisture in the days after; germinating weeds take up soil herbicides.
- Non-pyrethroid
- Most insecticides work better as it gets warmer.
- Pyrethroid
- Pyrethroids work better in cool weather; above about 20 degrees the effect declines gradually, to about half the toxicity at 30 degrees.
- Growth
- Actively growing plants (warmth, no drought, no frost) take up systemic products better.
- Transport in the plant
- Movement through the plant is faster with moderate warmth and without extreme evaporation.
- Respiration
- Growth regulators depend on metabolism, which stalls in the cold.
- Leaf uptake
- Uptake in the first hours: favoured by high humidity and moderate temperature.
- Soil surface dry
- A dried-out top layer holds a soil herbicide; the score is high when the top layer is moist enough.
- Transport to root zone
- Some rain in the days after carries the product to the germination zone.
- Leaching
- Heavy rain soon after application washes the product too deep or away.
- Fatty acid synthesis
- Grass herbicides (ACCase inhibitors) only work well on actively growing grasses.
- Adhesion to leaf
- Rain in the day after application washes part of the product off the leaf.
- Crop injury
- Heat, strong sun or night frost around spraying raises the risk of crop injury.
- Vapour action
- Substances with vapour action spread better when it is warmer.
- ALS inhibition
- ALS inhibitors act more slowly in the cold. A cool night slows them a little; only night frost really holds them back.
- Works better when cool
- Spinosad and spinetoram, like pyrethroids, work somewhat less as it gets warmer (one study, so weighted lightly).
This is FairGrow's own model based on public literature. Some thresholds are assumptions we are still calibrating against field observations. Advice is an aid: you know your plot and you decide.
Sources
- Kudsk, P. & Kristensen, J.L. (1992) Effect of environmental factors on herbicide performance. Proc. First International Weed Control Congress, Melbourne, 173-186. (temperature, humidity and rain after application for herbicides; ALS and ACCase inhibitors in the cold)
- Price, C.E. (1983) The effect of environment on foliage uptake and translocation of herbicides. Aspects of Applied Biology 4, 157-169. (uptake into the leaf, hydration of the cuticle, translocation)
- Baker, E.A. (1974) The influence of environment on leaf wax development in Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera. New Phytologist 73, 955-966. (thicker wax layer after dry, bright conditions)
- Sparks, T.C., Pavloff, A.M., Rose, R.L. & Clower, D.F. (1983) Temperature-toxicity relationships of pyrethroids on Heliothis virescens and Pseudoplusia includens. Journal of Economic Entomology 76, 243-246. (negative temperature coefficient of pyrethroids)
- Stull, R. (2011) Wet-bulb temperature from relative humidity and air temperature. Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology 50, 2267-2269. (wet-bulb temperature for delta-T)
- GRDC (Australia) Weather essentials for pesticide application. (delta-T bands 2-8-10 and temperature inversions)
- FRAC, HRAC, IRAC Code lists / Mode of Action Classification 2024. (classification of active substances by mode-of-action group)
- Open-Meteo; Hersbach, H. et al. (2020) The ERA5 global reanalysis. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society 146, 1999-2049. (hourly weather: forecast and archive)
- FairGrow leaf wetness model (fgBladnatV1) Shared hourly leaf wetness estimate from rain, humidity, dew point, wind, radiation and cloud cover. If it is missing, the rule of the leaf wetness widget (snippet 547) applies: RH >= 90%, precipitation > 0.1 mm or dew point depression <= 1.5 degrees. (approximation of leaf wetness)
- Besluit activiteiten leefomgeving (NL), art. 4.723c, 4.723d and 4.723e Wind limit 5 m/s measured at 2 m above the ground for downward spraying; at least 75 % drift reduction; crop-free zones per drift reduction class. Until 2024: art. 3.83 Activiteitenbesluit milieubeheer. (legal wind check; check your label too) wetten.overheid.nl/BWBR0041330
- Allen, R.G., Pereira, L.S., Raes, D. & Smith, M. (1998) Crop evapotranspiration. FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 56, equation 47. (converting the 10 m wind to 2 m (factor 0.75))
- WUR, Het optimale spuittijdstip voor een effectieve bestrijding (eDepot 120947) Rules of thumb based on experience with GEWIS: temperature, drying time and ideal moment per product group. (drying times per mode of action, crop drying off with systemic products) edepot.wur.nl/120947
- Mansoor et al. (2015) Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, doi:10.1016/j.sjbs.2014.10.008. (toxicity of lambda-cyhalothrin and spinosad drops by about a factor of 2 between 20 and 40 degrees)
- FairGrow Importance per process, drying times per formulation, effect of adjuvants and the thresholds per process. (assumption, still to be calibrated)
What and where
Earlier advice 1
| Plot | Product | Spray time | Verdict | |
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| Kavel Dijk7 Nov 2026 · Target ALOMY | Boxer | 9 Nov 14:00 | Do not spray like thisscheduled |
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Contacts
Buyers, suppliers and laboratories you work with. Changes save immediately.
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Legal nitrogen allowance
Plots
Nitrogen leaving your fields with the grass
Per grassland field this year: the yield of the cuts (measured, otherwise the growth model of the mowing advice) times the nitrogen content of leaf and stem according to LINGRA-N-Plus. A model estimate, not an analysis; a silage analysis makes it more accurate.
| Field | Cuts | Yield (kg DM/ha) | Nitrogen removed (kg N/ha) | Grazing (animal days) |
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| Grasklaver Achterkamp-Zuid | 3 | 10,207 | 272 | 2,100 |
| Veenweide Zegveld | 3 | 8,406 | 157 | 855 |
| Weide Herve (BE) | 1 | 6,159 | 113 | 1,596 |
| Weiland Achterkamp | 4 | 13,281 | 294 | 0 |
Grazing is recorded on your fields. Check in your choices that grassland management is set to "grazing": it determines the efficiency coefficient of your manure.
What a crop cost and what it earned
Quantities come from your records of this growing year. You fill in the prices; everything you enter is saved straight away.
Messages
What you exchange with buyers, suppliers and laboratories. Send your crop records, read a delivery note into stock or a lab result as a soil analysis.
Send records
The buyer gets an email with a read link (valid 90 days) and the data as CSV. What you send is recorded as it is now. Does your buyer have its own system? It can fetch the data directly via Connections (API).
Read delivery note
First line with column names, for example: product;authorisation;quantity;unit. Copying from Excel works too.
Read lab result
First line with column names, one line per plot. Recognised are among others: plot, date, pH, organic matter, N-total, P-Al, Pw, P-CaCl2, K-number, Mg, clay.
Log
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Sources: government groundwater protection zones per country (FairGrow layer); soil: HiHydroSoil v2.0 (Simons, Koster and Droogers 2020, FutureWater Report 213); substance data: EFSA conclusions; GUS after Gustafson 1989; classes after USDA Soil Survey Manual (2017). Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data.
Nutrients per crop
What you applied in nitrogen, phosphate and potash, and how much room is left within the usage norms you fill in yourself. FairGrow does not fill in legal norms for you: they differ per country, soil, crop and year.
Farm level
Notices
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Crops
Norms in kg per hectare. An empty cell on the crop row takes the crop norm below (grey).Norms per crop (whole farm)
Fertilisers this growing year
Contents in kg per tonne of product (for m3: per m3). Used when a record has an amount but no N, P or K. Defaults come from the FairGrow library with their source; overwrite them with your own analysis.
Automatic connections
What FairGrow adds to your crop records by itself, or holds back. Everything saves immediately.
Irrigation zones
Sensors per plot
Which of your sensors are on or near a plot. Potato disease advice and risk signals then use those readings instead of the weather model, and Weather shows them.
Pumps and valves (automations and manual)
When an automation or you switch a pump or valve on and off again, the run time becomes an irrigation record on the chosen plots. When a plot is in spray rest, an automation does not switch its pump or valve on.
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What happened automatically
Who may look along
Give an advisor access to your crop data. They need their own FairGrow account, only see what you tick and cannot change anything in your register. You decide whether to adopt the advice they send.
Authorised advisors
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Fertiliser database
Mineral fertilisers, animal manure, compost and other organic sources, with the source of every content. Pick a product from this list when recording fertilising and the entry screen works out N, P and K per ha for you. All contents in kg per tonne of product (10 kg/t = 1 %). Sulphur as SO3.
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Product
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What does CE marking mean?
A biostimulant with CE marking is an EU fertilising product under Regulation (EU) 2019/1009. It meets the EU requirements for product function category PFC 6: the effect claimed on the label, limits for heavy metals and pathogens, and a fixed label. Such a product may be sold throughout the EU. You recognise it by the CE marking on the packaging or the accompanying document; the label then also states the PFC (6(A) microbial, 6(B) non-microbial, or 7 for a blend). CE marking is not mandatory: without it, a biostimulant falls under the national rules of the country where it is sold, and the EU requirements for PFC 6 do not apply to it. Regulation (EU) 2019/1009 on EUR-Lex
Per plot
Link your lab results to your plots. A fertilisation analysis counts for four years, measured on 15 May of the growing year.
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What still needs doing
Plan work ahead and assign it. A task only becomes a record when you complete it.
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Import a lab report
Drop the PDF from your lab here. FairGrow reads every result, sorts it into a table by category and records it on your plot straight away. Soil, leaf, water, manure, feed, nematodes: any lab, any language.
FairGrow reads the report on its own server with fixed rules; nothing is sent to an outside service. Every value is then looked up in your PDF again; anything that cannot be found literally is marked.
Imported reports
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All lab values
Everything you imported, by plot and category. This is how you see a value develop over the years.
Carbon input per plot
How much carbon you bring onto your plots with fertilisation, and how much of it is still in the soil after a year. FairGrow only uses approved values; the explanation is below.
Indication, not a certificate. The carbon balance over the years (what goes in versus what breaks down) follows in a next step.
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Quality classes per crop
Set your own quality classes per crop, separated by commas. The harvest form then offers exactly these classes. Leave empty for the default list.
Soil and plant
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Which method did the lab use?
A value can only be compared with norms of the same extraction method. For these values the report does not say which method was used. Choose the method shown on the lab report or quote; if you do not know, leave it open.
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