Observations that aren’t stored properly are quickly forgotten.When diseases, pests, and weather anomalies are logged per field with date and context, they become actionable insights for next year’s planning. Agdir makes this simple: observations are entered directly in the journal, linked to weather data and – if desired – sensors, and reappear automatically in the planning flow where they’re actually needed.

Observations in Agdir – useful because they’re reusable

In Agdir, your observations live on through tasks and weather windows.

“Early blight pressure on the southern edge” becomes a specific checkpoint in next year’s spraying template.

“Deep drought in ridges, week 27” translates into shorter irrigation intervals during heat peaks on the same field next season.

This way, learning doesn’t end up in a forgotten report – it becomes part of the daily workflow.

How to set up a learning log – step by step

1) Standardize observation categories

Disease, pests, weather anomalies, soil compaction, runoff. Keep itshort and clear.

2) Add context

Date, field, position (edge/ridge/low spot), weather(wind/rain/temp), actions before/after.

3) Reuse in planning

Import the learning log into task templates: add extra checkpoints, adjust order, split doses or intervals.

4) Review at the end of the season

Spend 30 minutes reviewing each field: what repeats, what changes, and what should be updated in templates or thresholds?

Summary

Observations are valuable insights that too often get lost. When logged per field and built into next year’s templates and routines, precision improves season by season.

Set up a learning log in Agdir today and define your three main observation categories – so your experience turns into measurable improvement.