Crop Growth Stages and Weather for Every Lot on Your Farm
anee.io reads the crop growth stages of every lot on any date you pick. Choose a day and each lot shows its stage, what to do now and what to watch for, with the forecast for that lot's location beside it. It covers 85 Philippine crops, from palay and mais (corn) to vegetables and fruit trees.
Pick a date, read every lot
Open Growth Stages, pick a date and the page reads each lot on that day. You see the crop, its day count, the stage name and how far into the stage it is. Below that come two short lists written for the stage: what to do now, and what to watch for.
Take rice at flowering. The list tells you to hold 3 to 5 cm of water and to avoid anything that stresses the crop. If you must spray, do it late in the afternoon. The watch list warns that a hot, dry spell during flowering can leave empty grains. You can read any date ahead, so the week's work is clear before Monday.
The same stage shows on each day card of the cropping calendar, so you plan tasks with the crop in view.
85 Philippine crops, annuals and perennials
The catalogue holds 85 crops grown in the Philippines. It covers palay, yellow, sweet and white corn, sugarcane and banana, vegetables like ampalaya, talong and pechay, root crops, legumes and fruit trees. Annual crops count days from their day zero. Perennials like mango, coconut or cacao count months of age instead. A tree lot shows its stage by how old the trees are.
Each lot can also carry its own days to maturity, because an early variety and a late one do not ripen together.
The week's weather for each lot
Weather in anee.io follows the lot, not the province. Pin a lot on the farm map and its forecast comes from that spot. You get the days ahead with highs, lows and the chance of rain. Then come the hours of today, so you can see when the rain will likely start. A short line says what the day means for field work, like coming in when you hear thunder.
On the free Libre plan you see today and tomorrow. Solo Farmer and Farm Owner show the full forecast and the weather right now.
When a lot runs behind its crop growth stages
Crops do not always keep the calendar's pace. Cold nights hold one lot back, heat pushes another ahead, and a typhoon can set a field back a week. When you see a lot running late, set its delay counter to the days it is behind. Every task on the board then shows the delayed count beside the calendar's count.
For a closer reading, ask for Realign by Anee. She reads the lot's records, its notes and the weather it went through, then names the stage the crop is really in. After that, the lot's stages shift to match, while the calendar's own count stays as it was. Realign needs a plan with Anee and runs on credits, like everything Anee, the smart farm technician does.
Pick next Monday's date on Growth Stages, read each lot's to do list and watch list, then check the forecast. Move any spray that lands on a rainy day before the week starts.
How growth stages and weather helps your crops and your farm
- Know what each lot needs today. The stage of every lot, with what to do and what to watch, for any date you pick.
- Work at the right age of the crop. Fertilizer, water and scouting follow the stage, so they do the most good.
- Weather beside the stage. You see if the coming days suit the work the stage calls for.
- Catch a lot running behind. A lot that drifts from its usual stages is easy to spot and fix.
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