It is a bit rough but I like where I think this is heading. I worked in software product management for many years and I have a ton of feedback. Please let me know how I can get that to the dev team. My first bit of feedback would be that it could use a few short video tutorials. There were a number of places where someone who was familiar with the intended workflow would have had not trouble but where I got stuck. Also as a smaller scale market gardener there were a few places where I got tripped up. For example despite have uniform beds I probably should have chosen row feet as my units instead of beds. I have a lot of crops that I just can't justify a whole bed to. A lot of my succession planting is seeding a full row down a bed with the Jang and then using the next row in that bed a week later. I also do a lot of things like 3 cultivars seeded at once in a single bed to keep people excited while not over producing the total quantity of that vegetable.
I have been playing with it for only a few hours. So far I am very impressed. I have been using Tend software for the past 8 years. The biggest part of Heirloom is locating plantings into the planed garden space. Soo easy and visual. Great job guys. I will definitely use this software when my trial period is up. I want you know that I am a 70 year old market gardener, if I can figure out how to use this, anyone can.
this is an absolute marvel ! im about to start a farm in 2-4 years and one of the things that im not so good at is planning ahead and doing excel sheets and so on. This is going to save me so much stress and time. Wow thank you ! efficiency in market gardening just skyrocketed!
It really is a game changer! Only started putting in some things yesterday and it is so much fun! Feels like we are already a lot more prepared for the upcoming season.
Definitely exciting. In thinking about starting my own market garden, the most difficult perceived task is crop planning, and accounting… getting the numbers right. Knowing the numbers. has never been my strong suit. I look forward to the polished gold version. When will streamlined seed purchasing be integrated? And when will AI go live?
I would love to see JM do a Pros vs Cons comparison with Heirloom vs seedtime. I imagine Heirloom would be better suited to the pro/semi pro market gardener. I am a market gardener and have only used paper planning to this date. I need to decide which system to use or both and compare myself.
I’d like that comparison to include Tend. I’m assuming its better since JM was promoting Tend in the beginning. Also, I’m hesitant to use right away as it looks like the crops included are very limited as it is still so new. I have that problem with Seedtime. I find I’m spending so much time creating my own custom list of crops and finding the data to do that is challenging.
Same complaint about seedtime- love that I can add my own varieties but man are they home gardener biased in what they add to the program. Everyone of us knows and probably buys from Johnny's but they don't have any of their varieties. Takes forever to add them and by then I am spending way too much of my time doing something that I am paying them to do.
looks very useful, thanks! I also like the enhancements you're envisioning. if your devs are adding ai capabilities it could be cool if the app could access the gps in your phone so you could open the app and tap a 'what jobs are there to do in this part of the garden' report
When will the full version be available? Will the price increase then? It looks good but I am nervous about spending money if it is not all up and running well yet.
Can you run two separate plans simultaneously using the same account? I have two farms in the same location and I'd like to try this software this year. Also, I tried finding the customer service email to ask the same question but I was not able to find any. Thank you!
I'm curious whether there is any calculation for additional "days to maturity" in the shoulder seasons? It's been a real issue that I've run into planting in the late winter and finding things not growing as quickly getting started. Light? Heat? Day length? Soil temperatures? It's a big can of worms, I know, but I think important to deal with if one is trying to plan for, for instance, having product to sell at the market on the first weekend of May.
You can adjust the days of maturity value for every planting you create, so I'm guessing you could add a few days when you're planting in the shoulder season?
Maybe a stupid question, but is there a good and realisable standard for recording plant growth? Ideally adapted to the respective crop, as different parameters could be important here? Any direction would help a lot!
It is really a grat thing to gardeners. I would like to see the possibility to add multiple crops in one bed, like one bed with salad, kohlrabi an Fennel at the same time as tomatoes and cucumeres. What would also be awesome, is when you would have an app like To do from microsoft, where you can conneckt to check up your to-do`s, and also note your labour. If your Done with vegetables you maybe could ad a mask for planning your animals or Field crops, so that you can print out one big scedule for your hole farm. I wish you find some Foundation, who is willing to pay your bills, so that farmers all over the world could profit for free from this great tool. Some more languages (german) would also be great. I really see a grat potential in this tool.
The existing cultivars were a real timer saver, but you should really open up creating seed libraries to the community. It shouldn't be up to the developers to add different cultivars. Individual users could upload custom seed libraries that other people could use, and vote on as trustworthy.
Looks like you have to sign up to your masterclass to use the free trial. So I’ll just have to stick to my office monthly calendar, you suggested in all your books.
I'm trying to find out something. Lets say i am supposed to plant lettuce on April 15th but i am behind a week or two due to weather, will just that crop move (tending and harvest date) or will the whole bed move? (The next planting and such.) Its my one issue with seedtime. Beds are overlapping due to late plantings and that gets confusing.
If you move the planting date of that planting (lettuce for your example), the whole planting will move too (and all the tasks associated to your planting will get postponed too).
Please consider some kind of bare bones version that's cheaper for smaller gardens, like 50-60/year, with size limits or something. Sounds useful, but not worth it for us small fries.
Cultivar: On devrait pouvoir entrer (écrire) les cultivars qu'on veut au lieu en plus de pouvoir en sélectionner qui sont pré-entrés. Est-ce que le logiciel tient compte que plante dehors ou dans une serre avec un ou 2 protections? L'inconvénient avec ce genre d'application c'est quelle est en ligne et non sur mon ordinateur.
I agree with not having the software on the computer. Unfortunately, all the companies do it like this nowadays. It’s all subscription. My concern is that if the grid goes down you don’t have access to any of your records.
Tough to enter the software market space. Seedtime and tend are decently mature products. Problem right now is everyone is using their own differentiators when customers would probably prefer all of their problems be solved. Pre-populated tasks for crops, mapping, crop planning, secession planning, revenue management, cash flow management, online sales channel integrations, seed ordering, custom pricing, inventory management, labor management, time & expense management. Right now it is just a hodgepodge of everyone picking out something different and trying to establish market domination. And since the market isn't that large to begin with, you're just chipping away at each others profitability.
It is a bit rough but I like where I think this is heading. I worked in software product management for many years and I have a ton of feedback. Please let me know how I can get that to the dev team. My first bit of feedback would be that it could use a few short video tutorials. There were a number of places where someone who was familiar with the intended workflow would have had not trouble but where I got stuck. Also as a smaller scale market gardener there were a few places where I got tripped up. For example despite have uniform beds I probably should have chosen row feet as my units instead of beds. I have a lot of crops that I just can't justify a whole bed to. A lot of my succession planting is seeding a full row down a bed with the Jang and then using the next row in that bed a week later. I also do a lot of things like 3 cultivars seeded at once in a single bed to keep people excited while not over producing the total quantity of that vegetable.
I have been playing with it for only a few hours. So far I am very impressed. I have been using Tend software for the past 8 years. The biggest part of Heirloom is locating plantings into the planed garden space. Soo easy and visual. Great job guys. I will definitely use this software when my trial period is up. I want you know that I am a 70 year old market gardener, if I can figure out how to use this, anyone can.
this is an absolute marvel ! im about to start a farm in 2-4 years and one of the things that im not so good at is planning ahead and doing excel sheets and so on. This is going to save me so much stress and time. Wow thank you ! efficiency in market gardening just skyrocketed!
SO happy to hear this!! Don't hesitate to give us feedback on your experience with the software! 💚
I absolutely love this program. I planned my entire market garden in 2 days with all tasks, seeds, and placements all tied together. It is great!
Wow that's amazing to hear! 💚
As a software developer, I can see that there's a lot of work and care that's been put into this from the video alone. Well done 👏
It really is a game changer! Only started putting in some things yesterday and it is so much fun! Feels like we are already a lot more prepared for the upcoming season.
Saw this in your online workshop this week, it will be a game changer for market farming!
Definitely exciting. In thinking about starting my own market garden, the most difficult perceived task is crop planning, and accounting… getting the numbers right. Knowing the numbers. has never been my strong suit. I look forward to the polished gold version. When will streamlined seed purchasing be integrated? And when will AI go live?
I would love to see JM do a Pros vs Cons comparison with Heirloom vs seedtime. I imagine Heirloom would be better suited to the pro/semi pro market gardener. I am a market gardener and have only used paper planning to this date. I need to decide which system to use or both and compare myself.
maybe not by jm, I think he's a little biased as he kept saying ''we'' talking about heirloom
I’d like that comparison to include Tend. I’m assuming its better since JM was promoting Tend in the beginning. Also, I’m hesitant to use right away as it looks like the crops included are very limited as it is still so new. I have that problem with Seedtime. I find I’m spending so much time creating my own custom list of crops and finding the data to do that is challenging.
Same complaint about seedtime- love that I can add my own varieties but man are they home gardener biased in what they add to the program. Everyone of us knows and probably buys from Johnny's but they don't have any of their varieties. Takes forever to add them and by then I am spending way too much of my time doing something that I am paying them to do.
Game changer for people unable to operate Excel.
Looks great. I unfortunately only have 40m² gardenbeds in total bynow, but would also love to play around with it, as it looks so well done 😊
Very cool. Any idea if we will be able to add our own crops, those plants not already in the system?
looks very useful, thanks! I also like the enhancements you're envisioning. if your devs are adding ai capabilities it could be cool if the app could access the gps in your phone so you could open the app and tap a 'what jobs are there to do in this part of the garden' report
Was wondering why they no longer spoke about tend.
Bonjour, l’interface est-elle entièrement en anglais ou peut-on avoir une version en français ? Merci pour votre retour !
Will there be a flower farm version? Please!!!!
Yes! Please!
Looks great, will there be a metric conversion?
I believe it supports the metric system already.
When will the full version be available? Will the price increase then? It looks good but I am nervous about spending money if it is not all up and running well yet.
Can you run two separate plans simultaneously using the same account? I have two farms in the same location and I'd like to try this software this year. Also, I tried finding the customer service email to ask the same question but I was not able to find any. Thank you!
That is Awesome. Will users be able to add different Seeders? Myself, i use the 4-Row and Hoss seeder.
I'm curious whether there is any calculation for additional "days to maturity" in the shoulder seasons? It's been a real issue that I've run into planting in the late winter and finding things not growing as quickly getting started. Light? Heat? Day length? Soil temperatures? It's a big can of worms, I know, but I think important to deal with if one is trying to plan for, for instance, having product to sell at the market on the first weekend of May.
You can adjust the days of maturity value for every planting you create, so I'm guessing you could add a few days when you're planting in the shoulder season?
Could this be scaled for flower farmers and herb farmers? Lots of cultivars to add, but this would be a game changer for my farm.
Yes flowers and herb farmers can use it too.
Bien joué!
I just signed up with tend. I like it so far.
can it be used for trees as well?
Maybe a stupid question, but is there a good and realisable standard for recording plant growth? Ideally adapted to the respective crop, as different parameters could be important here? Any direction would help a lot!
It is really a grat thing to gardeners. I would like to see the possibility to add multiple crops in one bed, like one bed with salad, kohlrabi an Fennel at the same time as tomatoes and cucumeres. What would also be awesome, is when you would have an app like To do from microsoft, where you can conneckt to check up your to-do`s, and also note your labour. If your Done with vegetables you maybe could ad a mask for planning your animals or Field crops, so that you can print out one big scedule for your hole farm. I wish you find some Foundation, who is willing to pay your bills, so that farmers all over the world could profit for free from this great tool. Some more languages (german) would also be great. I really see a grat potential in this tool.
The existing cultivars were a real timer saver, but you should really open up creating seed libraries to the community. It shouldn't be up to the developers to add different cultivars. Individual users could upload custom seed libraries that other people could use, and vote on as trustworthy.
Cultivars can be added by users but it's true they can't share them yet, would be a nice feature though
@@ITlex Would save massive amounts of time. Appreciate the reply!
Looks like you have to sign up to your masterclass to use the free trial. So I’ll just have to stick to my office monthly calendar, you suggested in all your books.
I used the coupon code given in the description (digging-deeper) and it worked!
You do not need to be a student to get the 1-month free trial! Just use the code digging-deeper
I'm trying to find out something. Lets say i am supposed to plant lettuce on April 15th but i am behind a week or two due to weather, will just that crop move (tending and harvest date) or will the whole bed move? (The next planting and such.) Its my one issue with seedtime. Beds are overlapping due to late plantings and that gets confusing.
If you move the planting date of that planting (lettuce for your example), the whole planting will move too (and all the tasks associated to your planting will get postponed too).
Please consider some kind of bare bones version that's cheaper for smaller gardens, like 50-60/year, with size limits or something. Sounds useful, but not worth it for us small fries.
Can you also include fruit tree crops?
Hi can I use this software for flowers I have 3 acres of flower beds and looking for a new software planner
Yes flowers farms can use this software for sure
Will there also be a German version?
cool
why this and not Tend? they are pretty much the same
Just at face value; Tend is $39 monthly vs $25 for Heirloom.
There exist many software for the same industry because user experience, flows, aesthetics, speed, etc are all different. Like windows and Mac …
Im not getting audio??
This looks A LOT like Tend.
Cultivar: On devrait pouvoir entrer (écrire) les cultivars qu'on veut au lieu en plus de pouvoir en sélectionner qui sont pré-entrés.
Est-ce que le logiciel tient compte que plante dehors ou dans une serre avec un ou 2 protections?
L'inconvénient avec ce genre d'application c'est quelle est en ligne et non sur mon ordinateur.
Vous pouvez créer vos propres cultivars, j’ai créé les miens en tout cas!
I agree with not having the software on the computer. Unfortunately, all the companies do it like this nowadays. It’s all subscription. My concern is that if the grid goes down you don’t have access to any of your records.
Tough to enter the software market space. Seedtime and tend are decently mature products. Problem right now is everyone is using their own differentiators when customers would probably prefer all of their problems be solved. Pre-populated tasks for crops, mapping, crop planning, secession planning, revenue management, cash flow management, online sales channel integrations, seed ordering, custom pricing, inventory management, labor management, time & expense management. Right now it is just a hodgepodge of everyone picking out something different and trying to establish market domination. And since the market isn't that large to begin with, you're just chipping away at each others profitability.
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