Field visits

Work that happens in the crop, not on a slogan

Each visit is sold as a day, a morning, or a stack of papers—not as a subscription. Choose the shape that matches where you are in harvest.

Seasonal yield visit

A walking review of named plots at harvest, with weights, moisture notes, and a written comparison to the previous season.

One full field day (typically 6–8 hours on site), plus a written note delivered within five working days.

From 420 GEL per field day

A sit-down after harvest that lines strong and weak plots against weather, sowing date, and what the crew actually saw.

Three to four hours, usually the week after the last wagon.

From 260 GEL per briefing

Two adjacent fields, same crop, walked in one morning so differences in stand, lodging, and headland waste are written down together.

One morning, two plots as a rule.

From 190 GEL per morning

Sorting a season of paper tickets, wagon counts, and mixed notebook pages into plot-level totals you can keep locally.

Two to ten days depending on how mixed the papers are.

Quoted from the stack of records, starting at 180 GEL