The basics of your grow
A handful of numbers that feed everything downstream, asked once. We pre-filled them from the profile you picked, so edit what's different and keep moving.
That works out to – emitters across the facility, roughly – ft of drip line, which we carry into the emitter step.
What are your hands doing today?
Toggle the tasks your team actually does and adjust the minutes. The recovered total builds live as you confirm each one.
Labour recovered–
Less fertilizer, water and effluent waste
On-demand mixing ends dumped day-tank batches. Fertilizer is the lever that always carries a real cost; water and effluent are optional, so leave them at zero if you don't track them.
Effluent waste and disposal (optional)–
Fertilizer, water and waste saved–
Clogged emitters never pick a good time
Long home-run lines hold solution between feeds, which breeds the biofilm and scale that clog emitters. Automated clean-in-place sanitation and daily line purging extend the replacement interval, so you re-line the benches less often. Costed the way the job is actually quoted: line material, crew time per 50 ft run, markup, disposal and freight. Everything here is editable.
One full replacement today: – · material – + install – over – runs of 50 ft.
Annualized today: – per year. With ALLSET: – per year. Interval assumption to confirm with Nourish Labs.
Replacement deferred–
Where automation pays twice
Precision, crop steering and clean data don't just cut cost. They lift yield and grade, harvest after harvest. This is the revenue half of the story.
Yield increase from precision and crop steering–
Real proposals model a 2 to 5% increase. Outliers have exceeded 20% with crop steering fully optimized.
Grade and quality uplift (optional)
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Revenue upside–