Flagship visit
Seasonal yield visit
An agronomist spends a contracted day on your ground, walking the plots you name, recording harvested weight where bins allow, and writing a field-by-field yield note you keep on paper or in the local tracking utility.
Who it is for
Growers who already keep some harvest figures—bin tickets, weighbridge slips, or notebook totals—and want those figures tied to actual field boundaries rather than a single farm-wide number.
What you leave with
A dated yield note for each named plot: area walked, crop and variety, harvest window, moisture if a meter was available, bin or wagon weights you provided, and a plain-language comment on edges, low spots, and lodging.
Included
- Pre-visit call to agree plot names, access, and harvest timing
- On-foot walk of the agreed plots with the person who ran the combine or crews
- Recording of weights you already have; we do not operate your scales
- A written yield note (PDF and a printed copy if requested)
- Optional entry of the same figures into the local tracking utility on a machine you control
Not included
- Soil laboratory tests, tissue tests, or fertilizer prescriptions
- Drone flights, satellite maps, or paid imagery subscriptions
- Operation of combines, wagons, or grain dryers
- Legal surveying or official cadastral measurement
Who walks with you
Nino Beridze, crop agronomist, with a second walker on farms larger than 80 hectares.
How the day runs
- You send plot names, last season’s totals if you have them, and a preferred harvest week.
- We confirm a single field day and a meeting point at the farm gate or drying shed.
- We walk each named plot, stop at obvious weak strips, and sit with your tickets before leaving.
- You receive the yield note; a short follow-up call is included if a figure needs correcting.
Where
On your fields. Correspondence and paperwork use the listed office address. Visits in Georgia are scheduled around harvest weather, not around an office diary.
What to prepare
Mark plot boundaries the way your crew already talks about them. Have bin tickets or wagon counts for the current harvest. If a moisture meter is on the dryer, keep it available. Boots and a farm vehicle help; we bring notebooks and a tape.
Limits we will not pretend away
We do not walk fields during active spraying. Steep or flooded ground may be viewed from the headland only. One field day covers a limited number of plots; large holdings need additional days.
Read the visit outline, then telephone or email with plot names and a harvest week. There is no booking form on this site. Telephone +12014833639 or write to contact@deploy-centerhub.digital. This site does not collect booking forms.