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JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Grower Management

Presenter’s Name Presenter’s Title

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Agenda

• Grower Management Overview
• Harvest Management
• Farming Activities
• Weigh Tag Receipts

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Grower Management Overview

Business Challenges  Module Overview  Solution Benefits

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Financials Analytics Human Capital Customer Relationship Mgmt Capital Asset Management Tools and Technology Manufacturing Supply Management Supply Chain Planning Project Management Real Estate/Home Construction

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Footprint

Food & Beverage Producers Order Management Supply Chain Execution

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Food and Beverage Modules

Grower Management Track land and crop attributes in addition to growing processes to duplicate successful techniques Grower Pricing and Payments Blend Management Improve visibility and control over contracts with growers to support compliance Establish and maintain lot quality by tracking attributes from source of supply to finished product

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Business Challenges for the Grower

How do I?

• Manage Land Usage
• Identify origin and characteristics of land used in growing crops
• Keep up with changing harvest estimates
• Gain visibility into profitability by crop
• Track Farming Operations
• Identify what farming practices yielded the best results
• Monitor quality and take immediate corrective actions
• Schedule harvesting activities for consistent supply
• Maintain Food Safety
• Streamline reporting pesticide usage
• Provide field-to-store traceability
• Preserve brand investment

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Block Management

Grower Management Overview

• Track numerous block attributes
• Develop crop estimates for supply planning
• Manage intended use of the crop
• Utilize mass updating capabilities to

reduce administration

Farming Activities Weigh Tag Receipt

• Plan farming activities
• Track actual farming activities performed
• Tracked operational costs at the block level
• Record chemical usage for spray operations
• Plan receiving activity
• Record quality results

against receipt

• Over-receive
• Receive child items

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Solution Benefits

Support compliance with food safety

• regulations. Field-to-Store traceability

within a single system of record. Visibility into crop costs. Automate payments processing to growers. Reduce cost via built-in integration. Improve yields through successful farming processes. Track quality throughout the growing cycle.

Increase Product Quality, Yield, & Consistency Maintain Food Safety Reduce Costs

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Crop and Harvest Management

Farms  Blocks  Harvests  Harvest Workbench

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Harvest Management Overview

Harvest Farm Block

• Define by physical or

geographical boundaries

• Maintain grower

attributes

• Consist of one or more

blocks

• Populate information on

associated blocks

• Optional
• Define by physical

boundaries or crop

• Maintain grower

attributes

• Consist of one or more

harvests

• Populate information on

associated harvests

• Associate to a farm
• Create for a single

instance of a crop grown on a block

• Use to track operations

performed against the crop, materials required, anticipated yield, and accumulated costs

• Associate to a block

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Grower Harvest Record - Header

• Harvest Identifiers
• Block Information
• Crop Grown
• Attributes
• Contract

Information

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Grower Harvest Record - Detail

End Use Reservation (EUR) based on fixed amount or percentage Key contacts and actions for specific harvest

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• Harvest Workbench is a single entry point to manage

harvest information

• Enter harvest estimates
• Mass update estimates
• Review operation history
• Update harvest attributes
• Update action dates
• View weigh tags
• Print scheduled harvest details

Harvest Workbench

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Grower Hierarchy

View relationships between Farm, Block, Harvest, Harvest Suffix, and Crop

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Farming Activities

Definition  Spray Operation  Harvest Operation

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• Farming operations are activities performed against a

crop or harvest record

• Use to plan and execute work
• Accumulate costs based on operation details
• Examples
• Cultivating, planting, pruning, and irrigating
• Inspecting (perform quality tests)
• Spraying pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizer
• Harvesting, cutting, and picking mature crops
• Receiving harvested crop into inventory

Farming Operations

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Spray Operation

Multiple harvests per

• peration

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Spray Operation continued

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Harvest Operations

• A HARVEST operation is a farming activity to cut or

pick the crop.

• When you close the first HARVEST operation, the

system creates a purchase order for the entire estimated quantity on the harvest record.

• If you skip the HARVEST operation, the system

creates a purchase order for the entire estimated quantity during the WEIGH TAG operation.

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Weight Tag Receipts

Definition  Receipt Operation  Details

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Weigh Tags

• A Weigh Tag operation is a farming activity to receive

the crop into the system.

• Create a purchase order for the entire estimated quantity

during the first receipt (if you do not use Harvest operations).

• Receive each weigh tag quantity on the associated purchase
• rder and update inventory.
• Enter multiple weigh tag receipts for each harvest.
• Enter quality test results for each receipt.
• Receive more than the estimated quantity on the purchase
• rder.
• Indicate the last receipt to close the weigh tag operation.

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Weigh Tag Receipt Operation

Attach quality test results to the receipt

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Weigh Tag Details

• Start and End Dates
• Purchase Order

Number

• Truck and Bin

Information

• Vehicle, Driver, and

Carrier Information

• Block
• Harvest Type
• Item and Lot

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Q+A

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