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Recommendations are for planning purposes only and do not replace pesticide labels. Always read and follow the label before applying any pesticide. Registrations vary by state.
Apple, peach, and cherry recommendations are sourced from the New England Tree Fruit Management Guide (UMass, UVM & UMaine Extension) and interpreted using AI. Blueberry recommendations are sourced from the Rutgers E265 guide. Always consult the original guide and your local extension service.
Crop
Pest / Disease
Bud Stage
No pest-level data yet for this crop.
Registered Products
No products in your list are registered for this crop. Add products in Setup → Products.
✏️ Editing application — changes will overwrite the existing
record
New spray
The step-by-step wizard is gone; New Entry now walks you through the same steps.
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When & who
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Blocks
Set all middles
0.5× acres · normal rate · come back for other half
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Tank
Pick blocks first. The tank needs to know the crop to check REI/PHI and rates.
Your sprayer's calibrated output per sprayed acre. Recorded for reference and used in actual-vs-target comparisons. Not used to calculate product totals on this form.
Total gallons sprayed in this application. Optional but recommended — when provided, Pomona uses it to compute total product applied and to flag if your actual GPA drifted from target.
Total width of orchard floor treated per row, in feet. Double-sided boom (2 ft each side, one pass) = 4. Single-sided boom (2 ft, two passes) = 4. Combined with row spacing, Pomona uses this to calculate what fraction of the orchard floor is treated and adjusts chemical rates accordingly.
No times, wind or temperature here: those are filled in when each pass is logged.
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Blocks
Set all middlesAssign all to
Each block gets an applicator. Alt is two passes, odd then even, that make one application.
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Tank
Pick blocks first. The tank needs to know the crop to check REI/PHI and rates.
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Notes for the crew
Optional
Area–
Crew–
What kind of job is this?
New Spray Job
Products
Pick blocks first. The products need the crop to check REI/PHI and rates.
Application Type
Equipment
Enter your sprayer's calibrated output per sprayed acre (from your catch test). Pomona converts this to an orchard-acre GPA for water and tank calculations.
Total width of orchard floor treated per row, in feet. Double-sided boom (2 ft each side, one pass) = 4. Single-sided boom (2 ft, two passes) = 4. Combined with row spacing, Pomona uses this to calculate what fraction of the orchard floor is treated and adjusts chemical rates accordingly.
Blocks
🧪 Mix Sheet Preview
Select blocks, add products, and enter GPA and tank size to see mix amounts.
People
Members with accounts and licences, and workers who don't log in.
Add Member
✉️ An invite email will be sent so they can set their own password.
IPM Traps
Monitoring traps for pest and disease pressure.
Pests & diseases
What you scout and trap for, from Pomona's pest library.
Jobs
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Job
Re-entry by block
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Welcome to Pomona! 🍎
Let's get your farm set up. Add your first farm below — once it's saved you'll be able to add blocks (your orchard sections) and draw their boundaries on the map.
Farms & Blocks
Your blocks, their acreage, and where they sit on the map.
Home location
Centres maps at your farm.
Applicators
Crops & Varieties
Crops you grow and the varieties within each.
Crops
Varieties
Add varieties per crop (e.g. Apple → Honeycrisp)
Products
Products you spray, with labels and rates on hand.
Species
What you graze. Each species has a default rest period that animal groups inherit.
Animal Groups
Named flocks/herds you actually rotate. Each group is one species.
Tank Mixes
Save product recipes for quick selection when creating spray jobs.
Equipment
Sprayers, tractors, and saved combos for your jobs.
Sprayers
Add your sprayers with tank size. These are combined with tractors when creating equipment combos.
Tractors
Add your tractors and their gear configurations (with MPH for each gear). These are used when creating equipment combos.
Mark off a known distance (200–500 ft works well). Drive at your normal spraying speed and use the stopwatch below to time the run.
0:00.0
Tap Start when you begin moving, Stop when you reach the end marker
Measure Output
How do you want to measure your output?
0:00.0
Tap Start when you open the valve, Stop when you shut it off
Catch all nozzles into buckets for exactly 60 seconds at operating pressure and your normal field speed. Measure total output in ounces, then divide by 128 for GPM.
Results
Boom Sprayer Calibration
Nozzles
Catch each nozzle for 60 seconds at field pressure. Enter ounces — not GPM. We convert (÷128) for you.
Total output0.00 GPM
Strip GPA
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gal/treated ac
Acres / tank
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treated strip
Orchard GPA by row spacing
Tap the row spacings you want — pulled from your blocks.
Calibration History
Job Setup
Products
Account
Your contact details, password, and signed-in devices.
Change Password
Ends your session on every phone and computer — useful if you’ve lost a device.
Preferences
How the app behaves — spray records, operation type, map colors, and data sharing.
Spray records
Require ‘What is it for?’ on every product
For Eco Apple and other certified growers. Each product on a spray or job needs a pest or a purpose before it can be added, and older sprays show which lines have no target recorded.
My farm sprays alternate middles
Odd and Even passes: every other middle now, the rest on a second pass. When off, every spray covers every middle and the Odd / Even, Alt and Set all middles choices are hidden in New Entry, Plan a job, the map and the job board. Old records keep showing what they say.
Operation Type
Choose what kind of operation you run. Grazing mode adds animal groups, grazing rotation tracking, and rest-period countdowns to the map.
Data Sharing
Share trap data anonymously
Contributes to regional pest monitoring. No farm names or identity shared — state only.
Sharing requests
Advisors and scouting teams who'd like to work with your farm. Nothing is shared until you accept.
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Advisors & teams you work with
They always keep the records they made themselves (their visits, reports and recommendations). You choose what else they see, and you can change it any time.
Team messages
Crew notes
This phone or computer
Block Coloring
Choose how blocks are filled on the map. Crop gives every apple block one color, every peach block another — good for seeing your orchard by fruit type. Variety gives each variety its own color (strains of the same variety share it), so you can tell Honeycrisp from Gala at a glance. You can also switch this from the map itself. Best for orchards mapped one variety per block — a block with several varieties is shown in its primary variety’s color only.
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