Top 10 insights in horticulture; take your growth to the next level!

Standing still is going backwards, we all know that, so we need to grow to stay healthy. But how do you do that as an organization? The best way to grow is to know what you are doing it for, you need a fertillizer, a catalyst. Steering based on insights is such a catalyst.

With good insights, you know what you can improve. But to get those insights you need to have your processes and registration in place. Do you know what insights you want? Then you also know in what areas you need to develop the organization. Agriware 365 helps you with this; growing into maturity by starting with insight. Agriware offers matching insights for every maturity level of the organization, starting with lists and reports.

With the Agriware Growth Plan, we work together towards the next step in maturity, often accompanied by the implementation of new modules or mobile apps to make registration easier. So don't see Agriware 365 as a set of modules and features, but embrace it as a fertilizer for your organization. We have listed a number of insights that we can help you with.

1. Production
   Better planning through insight into planned vs. actual consumption of space, labor, materials and yield. 

2. Availability

   Optimal sales by accurately visualizing what is available for sales in the short and long term.

3. Labor performance

   Schedule labor more efficiently and save costs with insights into labor performance vs. labor standards.

4. Waste

   Reduced overproduction with insight into dropouts and surpluses, easily recorded during the cultivation process.

5. Cultivation

   Continuously improve your cultivation recipe by providing insight into cultivation duration, supplemented with quality and climate data.

6. Costing

   Grip on your cost price with insights into pre- and post-calculation production costs. Including (actual) energy costs.

7. Germination
   

   React pro-actively by simple germ counts on the work floor and quick detection of deviations and their consequences.

8. Sales

   Grip on sales performance with insight into the order position and realized turnover compared to budget or comparable period

9. Margins

   Increasing margins through insight into pre- and post-calculation margin for (customer-specific) production to order

10. Forecast

    Optimize your planning, compare scenarios in terms of labor, material, space and costs.

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