When you're working within a crop season, there are several different activities available for you to do.

This article will run you through the options available and how they impact your crop season.

When setting up a crop season, you nominate the area where you will grow your crop. The area isn't static, so you can add an area change if needed.

This could be:

Read more about adding in a crop season area change here.

To record your crop harvest, you'll use a harvest transaction. Your harvest transactions can be either actual or forecasts, and you'll be able to enter:

You can read more about adding in a harvest here.

If you need to purchase a product and you'd like to attribute its cost to your crop season, you can choose Add Transaction> Cost.

A cost can be either an actual or a forecast, and purchasing a product will send it to your product tracker as a product on hand.

When entering a cost, you'll enter the following invoice information:

Along with this information, for each product you're adding you'll need to enter the following:

You can read more about adding a cost here.

To sell a crop you have on hand, select Add Transaction > Sale.

A sale can be either an actual or a forecast, and selling a crop will affect your crop on hand in your product tracker.

When entering a sale, you'll enter the following invoice information:

Along with this information, for each item you sell you'll need to enter:

The final part of a sale is the ability to add related costs and other income - like freight or premiums.

You can read more about adding in a sale here.

If you wish to record the usage of a product in your crop season, this is called an application. To add an application, choose Add Transaction > Application.

An application can be either an actual or a forecast, and applying a product will affect your product on hand in your product tracker.

When entering an application, you'll enter the following information:

You can read more about adding in an application here.