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New release and thanks to who-ever put me in the daily-ish!

I'm planning a second release for this Saturday and will be recording a short video tutorial to showcase the tool's features. Interesting, I'll need to do some research on what sort of features the mobile apps carry. Skandi Rogers wrote:It's fine for me as I am fairly used to spreadsheets but most of the other farmers I know use apps on their phone to track this type of thing and don't want to be coming in to the computer (I have only a dumb phone) I will clean up the Annual Plan sheet to make it a bit clearer as well. When designing the tool I assumed that I would have to take out a loan to finance my startup costs. In this case the PMT is the annual loan payment on your startup costs. Skandi Rogers wrote:Other comments, the finance shorthand PMT IRR etc are not known to me not will they be to many and looking at the PMT it assumes there is debt to be serviced? In hindsight, I realize that I should clean up the Intro sheet to make it a bit clearer what the proper order of execution is. From there you can then click Create Farm Plan to generate the calendar, seed bill, crop sheets, etc. That will cause the worksheet to calculate which crops are available during your season. To populate the Weekly CSA Share Content, you can click the Recalculate Availability button on the Intro sheet. of course that might be there on your copy of the spreadsheet. It would also be nice (when there is something to fill in there) to be able to see what crops would be available.

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Skandi Rogers wrote:First comment is the sheet 'Weekly CSA share content' appears to be blank, meaning there is no clue how to populate it. Hi Ash & Skandi, thank you for taking a look!

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zip file and extract it to access the Excel workbook and ReadMe doc.

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Please feel free to comment below with any bugs, questions, or suggestions!ĭownload the Source code. The two things that I'm hoping to get feedback on are the user-friendliness of the tool and whether its model lines up with the reality of farming. I want to emphasize that my background is in spreadsheets, not farming, so there is a lot of room for improvement.

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Once you have configured your CSA offerings, the tool can create a farm plan including seed bills, greenhouse and planting schedules, and a full field prep calendar for you to follow. The tool features an Annual Plan sheet which helps model some of the long-term financial performance of your farm. You can specify how much of each crop you want to deliver for your CSA shares, as well as customize the number of shares you're offering. In its current form, this tool organizes crop and planting season reference data and uses that to model the growing season for your farm. I finally have something halfway functional, so I thought I would share it with the Permies community for feedback. Following along, I decided to build my own crop planning spreadsheet to model the economics and operations of a market garden farm. To fight quarantine-induced boredom and learn a bit about a new business idea, I began reading The Market Gardener by JM Fortier and Crop Planning for Vegetable Growers. It consists of blank organizational templates for you to fill in with all of your personal garden information.In Singapore there aren't many opportunities to set up your own market garden, much less in the middle of our Covid lockdown. The 15 page garden planner is ideal for the home gardener. Reap the mental health benefits gardening provides Maximize your time and energy so you can devote that to other things The Printable Garden Planner is the comprehensive tool you need to stay on top of your garden tasks, keep track of all of your garden supplies, and plant everything at the right time to maximize the growing season.įeed you and your family the freshest, healthiest produce It can be hard to make garden decisions when you’re in the thick of it- when your plant starts are begging you to go in the soil, you can’t remember when you did your first sowing of salad greens, or you know you need seeds but you just can’t recall which ones.