Weighbridge tickets only help if the plot name is on them
A ticket that says only the farm name cannot tell you whether the river field or the road field filled the wagon.
Journal
Notes meant to be read before the next harvest, not framed
Moisture belongs on the dryer sheet, not in someone’s head
Two fields can look even on wet tonnes and far apart once you write the dryer readings beside each load.
Headlands eat more yield than people admit on the day
If you only sample the middle tramline, you will praise a field that lost a strip along every hedge.
Counting bags when the bin was shared between two fields
Shared bins are common. Pretending you can recover exact plot tonnes from them is not. Here is what still worth writing down.