the actual system, live — scroll around inside it. running bladrika this season
what's inside
In the order the work happens: plan the season, run the week, review the season — then, in the Whole-farm edition, run the business around it all.
Each crop is one record — days to maturity, propagation and transplant windows, expected yield, and what it sells for. Seeding calculators do the math for the way you actually sow it, and a value ranking sorts every crop by what it returns per bed foot. So you plant more of what pays, and stop guessing at the rest.
A living map of your ground — every plot and bed with its real measurements, and a status you can read at a glance: prepped, planted, resting, or open. Dashboards group beds by state, so at any moment you know how much growing space is working and how much is sitting idle.
This is where your crop list and your beds come together. Assign a succession to a bed and the plan works out sowing and transplant dates from the crop's own data — then spaces successions so a bed is never empty and never double-booked. Read the whole season as a calendar, timeline, board, or dashboard, whichever suits the decision in front of you.
Sowing, transplanting, and harvest tasks come off the crop plan automatically — you just add the one-offs. Read the week however the decision needs it: dashboard, calendar, list, timeline, or kanban board. Hand work to the crew, and workload charts show who's carrying what before anyone's buried.
Harvests, soil amendments, plant health and pest sightings — every log is one tap in the Notion mobile app, built for one thumb and thirty seconds. Because a record you have to walk back to the office to make is a record that never gets made. It all rolls straight into dashboards you can actually read.
Your records add up to a performance history you can read crop by crop. When something underperformed, the notes you wrote in the moment sit right there in context — so "the radishes failed" becomes "bed_11 lacked fertility and the flea beetles got the rest." You review with evidence, not memory.
Put this season's kilos next to last season's — crop by crop, bed by bed — and the winners stop being a matter of opinion. Those real numbers feed next year's plan: expected yields adjust to what your ground actually produces, so the season you plan is the season you can hit.
The Whole-farm edition holds more than the week's work — it's where the farm's thinking lives. Vision, mission and values up top; your holistic context and business model underneath; objectives and key results that turn all of it into this season's targets. A knowledge base keeps your hard-won know-how written down, and the whole hub sits on the connected databases that run everything else.
Operations is where the doing gets organised. Key activities, projects, and tasks are their own databases that link together — so you can manage work by layer, roll tasks up into the project they serve, and time-track by activity or by project. When you want to know where the hours actually went, the answer's already in the numbers.
A home for the market side of the farm: sales channels, customer segments, a contacts CRM, and your marketing assets and strategy, all connected. Keep your market research in one place, track every conversation with a chef or CSA member, and plan outreach and follow-ups instead of trying to remember them.
Built to run a farm crew. A team database holds roles, job descriptions, SOPs, personal details, and working commitments. Assign and delegate tasks, and every member gets their own dashboard showing exactly what's on them this week — so "what am I doing today?" never has to come through you.
The supply side, tracked like everything else. An assets database holds your inventory and its stock value, your vendors and suppliers, and the receipts and invoices behind them. Assign assets to the projects that use them, and you see what a build actually cost — not just what you meant to spend.
Transactions, accounts, and receipts & invoices, all connected — so you can see what you put into an asset or a service, what you sold and to which customer, and how it nets out. If you already run proper bookkeeping or an e-commerce platform, this won't replace them; it can even pull in bank or shop data automatically, though for most farms that's more trouble than it's worth. But if the money still lives in spreadsheets, this is the upgrade.
not another app to log into
Notion is the free workspace tool the OS is built on — your farm's data lives in your own account, on your laptop and in your pocket, and stays yours even if we part ways. New to it? Worth a look before you buy.
how it works
Checkout through Lemon Squeezy — card, PayPal, or Apple Pay. The template link lands in your inbox right away.
One click copies the whole system into your workspace. A free Notion account is enough. It's yours — change anything.
The guided setup walks you through entering your beds, crops, and channels — in grower language, not database language.
Tutorial videos cover each module as you need it. Most growers are planning next week in the system the same day.
what's in the box
All six modules — crop plan, bed map, tasks, harvests, finances, inventory — pre-connected on one database.
Short, module-by-module videos — setup, the weekly routine, and the end-of-season review. Watch as you need them.
A documentation page inside the template itself — every view explained, plus troubleshooting for the common snags.
One-time purchase. Every improvement I make for my own farm ships to you — see the changelog below.
Stuck mid-season? Email me. I read everything and answer in plain language — usually within a day or two.
On the OS + onboarding tier, we load your farm together on a 60-minute call — beds, crops, channels, done.
requirements
changelog
two editions
Both run on the same connected database. Field is the growing enterprise itself; Whole-farm adds the layer that runs the business around it — and it's the edition the beta crew is testing.
beyond the template
That's the custom build — your enterprises connected, your other tools integrated, workflows automated, AI where it earns its keep. Built with you, on your farm. A different animal from any template.
prelaunch · founding growers
v1 is growing at bladrika right now — i'm recruiting the beta crew in person at the regenerative agriculture festival, and right here
the beta crew · 10 farms · whole-farm edition
10 places — when they're full, the waitlist opens
not ready to run a beta? the beyond spreadsheets newsletter is where launch news lands first
prelaunch · waitlist
10 farms are running it in the ground right now — v1 ships once they've knocked the corners off
the waitlist
no spam — a short note when there's something worth telling, and one when v1 ships
get started
launch code EARLYBIRD — 15% off either tier at checkout
the template
template + a hand getting set up
14-day money-back guarantee — if it doesn't fit your farm after the setup, write me and I'll refund it
questions
Something else on your mind? Email me before you buy — I'd rather help you figure out if it fits than sell you the wrong thing.
No. If you can fill in a spreadsheet cell, you can run this. The setup guide is written in grower language — beds and successions, not databases and relations. The database work is already done; you just put your farm into it.
Yes — the whole system runs on Notion's free plan. The one limit: free accounts can only display one chart, so a couple of the report views look simpler. Everything else, including mobile, works fully.
It's built around beds, successions, and sales channels — CSA, market, restaurants, farm stand all fit naturally. Since it's Notion, you can rename, add, or remove anything. If you're mostly livestock, look at the Layers or Broilers systems instead — or email me and I'll tell you honestly.
After checkout you get a link. Open it, click "Duplicate", and the whole system copies into your own workspace. From there it's yours permanently — I can't see your data, and you don't need me to use it.
Every update I build for Bladrika ships to you free — you get an email with what changed and a fresh copy of the template. Your running system keeps your data; the guide shows you how to pull the new pieces in if you want them.
14-day money-back guarantee, no forms. Work through the setup, and if it doesn't fit how your farm runs, email me and I'll refund you. Templates can't be "returned", so I'd genuinely rather you asked questions before buying.
The free planning tools tell you whether the enterprise pays before you spend anything on systems for it.
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