GrangeBook is an agricultural software platform used to record and manage crop protection treatments, pesticide inventory, field operations, and farm paperwork. Farmers, agricultural contractors, agronomists, and cooperatives utilise the web-based system to record plant protection treatments for various crops. GrangeBook helps potato producers log fungicide, herbicide, and insecticide treatments, monitor treatment intervals, manage pesticide consumption, and organise crop protection information throughout the growing season.
GrangeBook is developed and published by Igor Soldatov, an independent software developer based in Argentina. The platform provides digital recordkeeping tools for agricultural businesses operating in the European Union, United Kingdom, and United States. It supports country-specific documentation requirements, product registration databases, and multiple languages. The software is accessible through web browsers on computers and mobile devices.
GrangeBook allows users to record crop protection applications by specifying the field, crop, product, application rate, and treatment details. The system calculates product quantities and maintains records for individual fields and farming operations. The platform incorporates plant protection product catalogues containing registered products, active ingredients, and approval numbers for different countries. These databases support users in selecting products and maintaining application documentation, although regulatory compliance remains the responsibility of the operator. GrangeBook also provides reminders for pre-harvest intervals, restricted-entry periods, and other relevant deadlines. Farm records and reports can be exported in Excel, CSV, JSON, and PDF formats. For agricultural contractors and larger businesses, the software includes task allocation, employee roles, work confirmation, customer records, and cost tracking.
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