See the pest, pick the pest, and the line answers: what you can spray today, aligned with the forecast, checked against your last spray. The label governs.
What are you seeing on the walk? Tap it and the line filters to what treats it, per each product's registered uses.
The forecast and your spray history decide what is actually available. Set the last product that went out and how many days ago.
Cleared for the selected pests at this forecast, against your last spray. Add what you are taking to the tank and the clocks below run on it.
These treat the pest but the label or the calendar says not today. Every hold names its reason and when it clears.
Nothing in the tank yet. Add products from the ready list and the clocks check the whole mix.
The engine said no before the tank was mixed.
In our field app, picking products for a spray fires this same rule set live on the map. The day we picked an insecticidal soap and a sulfur together, the banner blocked it with the label citation on screen and the log button stayed dark until the mix was fixed. A blocked mix that happens anyway is a burned crop. The picker exists so the no arrives at the pick, not at the plant.
The selector picks the product. The program decides the rotation, the thresholds, and the records. That part is the walk.
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Planning tool, not a compliance determination. Products, targets, REI, PHI, and mix rules mirror our field app's label research and are unverified against physical containers; the manufacturer label governs, and every product links to it. Biostimulants in the line (Algas Kelp Tonic, STEM, Nature's Source, Photosynthesis Plus, AgSil 16H) treat no pest and are not listed here. Verify everything against the label on the jug before anyone sprays or re-enters.