The back office for cropping and grain producers.
Spray windows come and go, input prices shift overnight, and harvest is a logistical headache every year. Sprigr watches the weather and the market, keeps the spray diary and delivery dockets current, and drafts the input orders and schedule updates for you to send, so you're in the paddock, not on the phone.
Spray diaries, grain contracts, withholding periods, delivery dockets - the traceability pile behind every harvest - runs on Sprigr.
You grow the crop. Sprigr grows the records.
- Spray window flags
- Input order drafts
- APVMA records
- Grain price watch
What Sprigr runs around the program
The time-sensitive admin that costs you money when it slips, watched and filed.
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Weather-informed spray flags
Sprigr checks BOM for wind speed, rain, and temperature against your withholding periods, buffer zones, and label rates, then flags you when conditions line up so you can get the rig out before the window shuts.
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Input orders drafted & chased
Seed, fert, and chem orders drafted at the right growth stage for you to send. Stock levels tracked, reorder points flagged, supplier confirmations chased, and delays surfaced before every other grower is scrambling for the same product.
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Harvest logistics admin
Contractor bookings, header allocation across paddocks, chaser bin logistics, and receival site details kept in one place. Progress tracked paddock by paddock, and a redrafted schedule waiting for you when weather or breakdowns throw a spanner in the works.
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Grain price monitoring
Bids from CBH, GrainCorp, and other buyers tracked against your price targets per commodity. You get a flag when the market hits your number. Contract positions and delivery dockets filed without the spreadsheet juggle.
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Chemical records & APVMA compliance
Spray diary entries filled in with product, rate, buffer zone, WHP, and grazing withholding from your notes as you go. Records stay audit-ready against APVMA requirements, not reconstructed from memory at the end of the season.
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Rotation & paddock records
What was planted where, when it was sown, what inputs were applied, and what it yielded, kept per paddock season after season. The history is there when you plan the next rotation.
The admin layer your farm software doesn't handle
Where the week actually goes in season, and what Sprigr takes on.
- 12-15
hours a week of admin in scope
The admin a typical grower hands to Sprigr each week in season: spray diary entries, input orders, delivery dockets, and harvest logistics paperwork. An estimate of the hours in scope, not a measured result.
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spray and delivery logged the day it happens
Applications, input deliveries, and grain dockets filed to the right paddock and contract record as they occur. Traceability is a pull, not a reconstruction.
- 60 days
before renewal, automatic flag
Chemical handler accreditations, assurance scheme cycles, contractor insurance, and grain contract delivery windows flagged 60 days out. You decide what to do next.
Up and running in under an hour
Connect Google Workspace and your inbox. Describe the admin you want handled. Sprigr runs it.
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Connect Google Workspace, weather feeds, and your inbox
Link Google Workspace for records and scheduling and the inbox where supplier invoices, delivery dockets, and grain contracts land. Weather and market data come in through the web tool and webhooks. Credentials are encrypted at rest and only decrypted in your isolated environment at runtime.
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Describe the back office in plain English
"Flag me when wind drops below 15 km/h with no rain forecast for 6 hours. Draft a urea order when wheat hits GS30 and put it in my inbox. Flag me the moment APW bids reach $380/t. File every delivery docket to its contract."
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Sprigr runs the admin in the background
Spray flags land on your phone when a window opens, input order drafts wait in your inbox at the right growth stage, and price flags arrive before the market moves past you. Sprigr watches the conditions so you can focus on the paddock.
Works with the tools you already use: Google Workspace for docs and spreadsheets, the web tool and webhooks for weather and market data, and WhatsApp as a channel for talking to your own Sprigr agent from the header.
See the Google Workspace integration →Questions
How does Sprigr help cropping operations?
Sprigr runs the back office around the program: spray window flags, chemical records, input orders drafted and chased, harvest logistics admin, grain price watch, delivery dockets and contract paperwork filed. The time-sensitive admin that costs money when it slips.
Does Sprigr talk to buyers, contractors, or receival sites?
Yes, where you allow it. Comms with CBH, GrainCorp, contractors, and your agronomist can run through Sprigr as well: it drafts each message from your records, the message waits behind an approval gate until someone on your team taps send, and routine ones can run on a standing approval once you trust them.
How does spray window timing work?
Sprigr keeps an eye on BOM forecasts: wind speed, temperature, humidity, rain. It checks those against the label requirements for each product you're using, including buffer zones and application windows. When things line up, you get a flag so you can get the rig going before the window shuts.
Can Sprigr manage input ordering?
It drafts the orders. Sprigr tracks growth stages, current inventory, and your reorder points, drafts the seed, fertiliser, or chemical order at the right time, and puts it in your inbox. You send it. Supplier confirmations get chased and delays flagged.
Can Sprigr help with grain marketing decisions?
It watches, it does not decide. Grain bids across buyers and grades are tracked against the price targets you set, and you get a flag when the market hits your number. Contract positions and delivery windows are filed so you can run a structured selling program instead of bin-full decisions.
How long does setup take?
Under an hour. Connect Google Workspace and your inbox, describe the admin you want handled in plain English, and Sprigr scaffolds the workflow. Start with one task, like spray records, and expand from there.
Weather and conditions change daily. Software can't plan around what it doesn't know.
Sprigr reads BOM forecasts and weather data and adjusts the flags and schedule drafts as conditions change. It doesn't replace your judgement; it gives you better information to act on, earlier.
You grow the crop. Sprigr grows the records.
Back-office admin for cropping and grain producers. Up and running in under an hour.