What is Gros.farm?
Gros.farm helps farms manage cultivation using production technology and actual data. It connects facilities, crops, cultivation plans, growing cycles, metrics, tasks, analytics, and local automation integrations in one system.
What problem does the system solve?
Without a unified production workflow, knowledge often remains scattered across spreadsheets, chats, and individual specialists. Planned work, sensor readings, and actual results are difficult to compare.
Gros.farm connects:
- cultivation technology and its stages;
- people, roles, and daily tasks;
- manually entered, sensor, weather, and calculated data;
- planned targets and actual values;
- the history of a specific growing cycle;
- local engineering systems.
Cultivation plan and growing cycle
A cultivation plan describes a repeatable cultivation process: stages, targets, tasks, recipes, photoperiod, and automation parameters.
A growing cycle applies the selected cultivation plan to a specific crop and section. It stores the current stage and connects the registry, monitoring, tasks, climate, and analytics.
What does a farm gain?
- a unified description of the production process;
- control over tasks and responsibilities;
- a history of metrics and observations;
- comparison of actual values with target ranges;
- shared context for the owner, agronomist, team member, and expert;
- a foundation for safe integration with local automation.
Gros.farm supports better-informed decisions, but it does not replace an agronomist or guarantee a specific production outcome.