Crop Care
Weekly Crop Field Check
A simple weekly routine for checking leaves, pests, wilting, and plant growth.
Do this first
Start with these checks
Action Steps
Do it in order
Check lower leaves, top leaves, stems, soil moisture, and the underside of leaves
Note where the problem appears and whether it is spreading
What you need or check
- A notebook or phone, good light, and time to inspect several plants across the field
How to do it
- Check lower leaves, top leaves, stems, soil moisture, and the underside of leaves.
- Note where the problem appears and whether it is spreading.
Common mistake
Do not check only one plant. Do not spray before you know what problem you are trying to solve.
Done when
Inspect five plants today and write down the first symptom you see.
Ask Mama G
Need a next step?
Tell Mama G the crop, symptom, where it appears, and whether nearby plants are affected.
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Why this matters
A simple weekly routine for checking leaves, pests, wilting, and plant growth.
Extra tip
Use this skill to improve soil care, crop checks, harvest handling, and everyday farm decisions.
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