A crop plan needs a recognizable field and planting intention. Follow the saved plan into the crop cycle used for operating work. Farm Manager reviews the field and season context before preparing the tasks that will carry out that intention.
Farm Manager reviews the field code, area and readiness. Resolve similar names before planning. Agree how Available, Planted, Fallow and Restricted guide the work considered for each plot.
Field Operator selects the field and records the crop variety, planting date, expected harvest date and planned area through the authorized crop-plan command. Farm Manager compares the intended area with the field register.
Field Operator submits the plan. The command checks authority and evidence before writing, then saves the plan and returns source links. Resolve a refused request before trying again.
Farm Manager opens the crop-cycle detail created or reused for the plan. Check the field and variety before linking work. Record Planned, Planted and Growing as the season progresses and actual planting occurs.
Field Operator repeats the same field, variety and planting date to recover the original plan. Farm Manager checks the returned plan before preparing an assignment against its intended crop cycle.
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