A written feeding schedule you can follow from planting through to harvest.
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The Promise
A schedule you can pin to a shed wall and actually follow — what to apply, at what dilution, and when to hold off, tied to your rotation rather than a generic calendar.
The Problem
Deciding week to week whether a bed needs feeding is tiring, and it's easy to either over-apply out of caution or forget a stage that matters. If you've found yourself unsure whether you fed a bed too much or too little, you're far from alone in that.
The Solution
We build a written schedule around your crop rotation, local climate band, and your sampling results where you have them. It covers leaf crops, root crops, brassicas, and fruiting vegetables as a single rotation year, with a separate column noting what to skip during heavy rainfall or high summer heat.
The Experience
You'll receive both a printed copy and a digital version, plus a dilution card sized to keep near your feeds. If your rotation shifts partway through the season, we'll revise the plan once at no extra charge, so it stays useful rather than becoming outdated paperwork.
The Investment
¥3,400
Scope: one plot, up to twelve beds, one rotation year.
- · A printed and digital schedule
- · A dilution card sized for a shed wall
- · A note on compatible and incompatible materials
- · Guidance on recognising over-application early
The Proof
The plan is built on the same dosing logic we use in our sampling and blending work, adjusted to a full-season calendar rather than a single visit. Timelines are set conservatively, so expectations match what a bed can realistically deliver.
The Guarantee
If early in the season the schedule doesn't seem to be matching what you're seeing in the beds, reach out and we'll look at adjusting it together as part of the one included revision.
Next Steps
Share your rotation and plot size with us, along with sampling results if you have them, and we'll draft your schedule from there.