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PRODUCE™ · PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

Know your cost while it's still growing.

Recipes tied to lots tied to cost, space planned to the week, labor scheduled to the block. Cost becomes a number you watch, not a surprise you survive.

The PRODUCE™ workspace

Six areas, one record.

  • Production schedule The season as a lot, job, and step tree, planned to the week.
  • Recipes & costing The growing spec, with a live cost rollup per unit.
  • Catalog & materials Production items and purchasable materials with vendor costs.
  • Purchasing Vendor purchase orders, from draft to shipped, plus spend.
  • Labor Planned hours from the production plan, assigned to workers.
  • Space & capacity Space taxonomy, overhead rates, and utilization by week.
PRODUCE™ · PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

What it does

The whole season, planned to the week

Every lot breaks into jobs and steps with grow weeks, start weeks, and ready weeks. Reschedule, reassign, or archive in bulk, and import whole seasons from CSV.

  • Lot, job, and step tree with start and ready weeks
  • Bulk reschedule and customer or location overrides
  • CSV import with validation and inline error correction
  • Per-job cost breakdown in the side panel
Tyler, VP at Catoctin Mountain Growers
PRODUCE™ is a big improvement in production planning for our company. The biggest upgrade for us is the ability to link space planning with production planning. The support is good, and we are able to have detailed conversations with people who understand our challenges and work-flows. The leadership at Silver Fern has a wealth of industry knowledge and first-hand experience.
Tyler · VP, Catoctin Mountain Growers
Asked before buying

The questions that come up most.

Can we see the spring crunch before it happens?
Yes. Space planning shows weekly capacity against your plan, so overloaded weeks surface in February while you can still move them, not in May when the benches are full.
Does it track cost per lot?
Recipes tie to lots tie to cost, so per-unit cost builds as the crop grows. You watch the number through the season instead of finding it after the sale.
How does labor planning work?
Labor schedules render in list and pivot views against the production plan, so you staff each block to the work that is actually coming.
One data layer, every module

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