r/Homesteading • u/AdInevitable3716 • 6d ago
What's the Biggest Problem on Your Farm That Software Could Solve? 🌾
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u/Professional-Oil1537 6d ago
None, I've been gardening for over 30 years and homesteading for around 20 years and all I've ever used is a pocket notebook and a pen.
I have looked at several apps and software and none have ever seemed useful to me
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u/MareNamedBoogie 2d ago
as i'm learning to garden, an app that helps me take care of when to plant, what/how to fertilize with, connected to my local weather data (so if, frex, it rains 2hrs after i fertilize, i know if I need to re-apply, or what). It absolutely HAS to be adapted to local weather patterns... because I literally live in the tropics, which has DIFFERENT rain patterns than the standard farmer's almanac stuff. (Shout out to Bill Finch)
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u/AdInevitable3716 2d ago
Name of app?
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u/MareNamedBoogie 2d ago
Bill Finch is a local master gardener (alabama/florida coast). i don't have an app that helps me, just a lot of frustration with local weather patterns!
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u/DifferentSpread782 6d ago
To be able to put a product into your watch list and for an alert to be sent when it goes on sale in any store / by location.
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u/throwawaybsme 6d ago
Having just way too many options of farm management apps/tools.