Anee's Season Report: What Went Well, What Went Wrong, What to Change
Anee's season report reads your finished season, from the first task to the last sack. She looks at the work, the money, the harvest, your notes and the weather. Then she tells you plainly what went well, what went wrong and what to change next time, with a score out of 100.
What Anee reads before she writes
Anee is the smart farm technician inside anee.io. For a season report she reads your farm's own records, not a template.
- Every activity on the board, with its date, lot, workers and materials
- The money, from the same arithmetic as the profit report
- Your Observations: the yield, the price and the notes you wrote after harvest
- Each lot's crop, variety, day zero and typical maturity
- The season's weather from the archive for your field, and the El Niño or La Niña outlook
- The captions and notes on up to 20 of your season photos
- Your past seasons of the same crop, so she can compare
What the season report tells you
The report opens with a headline, a short verdict and an overall score out of 100. Five more scores follow: planning, execution, cost control, timing and record keeping. Each one comes with a plain sentence on why it landed there.
- What went well, named plainly so you keep doing it
- What went wrong, honest but never cruel
- What to improve, as concrete moves for next season
- Protocol changes: what you did, what to do instead and when, in your own DAS, DAT or DAP count
- Where you can save, with a rough amount for one season
- What was lacking in your records, and a checklist for next season
Beside her words sit graphs drawn from the app's own figures. You see money in and money out, where the money went, spending month by month and the results lot by lot. Another graph shows how long each crop took against a typical crop. A weather chart shows the rain, heat and wind of each month, and 'The season in moments' marks the turning points on their dates.
Your ani against a typical farm
Ani is the Filipino word for harvest. Anee sets your yield per hectare against a typical yield for that crop on farms in your part of the country, and for the variety if she knows it. Then she says if you came out above, about the same or below. Our page on ani meaning shows how to work out yield per hectare yourself.
Before you run a season report
A season report is a look back, so it needs a finished season. The page checks the season first and tells you what is still missing.
Mark the season completed
Close the season in its Hub. If the season is still running, use Analyze So Far instead, the mid season read.
Tick the work that happened
Tick every activity done, or delete it if it never happened. That keeps the read honest.
Record the harvest
Add at least one entry in Observations, best of all the yield and its price. The harvest is half the story.
Check the price in credits
Anee's read runs on credits. Before you press Run, the page shows the price and your balance, and nothing comes off until you do. If a run fails, you pay nothing.
Read the season report as a guide, not a final verdict. Anee weighs typhoons, dry spells and late rains before she blames the farmer, but she only knows what you recorded. Good records make a fair report.
Keep it, ask about it, compare it
Each season report stays on the Saved tab. Rename it, then add a description and tags. Tap Ask Anee about it to open a chat with the report attached, and ask about any part, like why the timing score came out low. Each question in the chat also runs on credits.
When the next season closes, put the two reports side by side in Compare Reports. It lines up the scores and the money, and Anee can explain what changed. To carry the good parts forward, write them into your next plan in the Protocol Builder.
Which plans have it
The season report comes with Solo Farmer and Farm Owner, the plans with the full report shelf and Anee. Both plans add credits at each renewal, and you can buy more whenever you need them.
How the season report helps your crops and your farm
- Learn from the season you just had. What went well, what went wrong and why, said plainly, while you still remember the field.
- Your ani set against a typical farm. You see if the harvest was good for your place and season, not only good compared with last year.
- A short list of what to change. Each point comes from your own records, so the next season starts from what this one taught you.
- Something to show and to keep. The report stays on the Saved tab, ready for a partner, a lender or the next planning meeting.
Sign up free and keep this season on the board. When it closes, Anee can write its story.
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