From the field to the lot, with a QR code
Every production lot has its own QR code: whoever scans it sees fields, treatments and fertilising up to the harvest.

Buyers want to know origin and growing practices. In Agronix every lot is created from the harvests in the records and carries the history of the fields; the QR code opens a public page, with no login, showing the treatments and fertilising confirmed up to the harvest.

Lots
A QR code for every lot
The lot brings together code, crop, fields and harvests. The QR page shows only confirmed agronomic data: no quantities sold, no buyers, no names of people. The label is printed directly from Agronix.
- Lot from the harvests in the records
- Public page with no login
- No commercial or personal data
Certifications
Organic, GlobalG.A.P. and SQNPI
You record the organic control body and code, GGN number and membership of the Italian national integrated production quality scheme (SQNPI). For organic farming Agronix compares every treatment of the season with the permitted substances and flags those that do not comply.
- Treatment check for organic farming
- Certifications visible to the supply chain
- Regulation (EU) 2021/1165, Annex I
How to use it
- 1
Record the certifications
Organic, GlobalG.A.P., SQNPI.
- 2
Record the harvest
Date, field and quantity.
- 3
Create the lot
With fields and harvests.
- 4
Print the QR code
On a label, document or crate.
Specifications
- QR page
- Treatments and fertilising confirmed up to the harvest.
- Organic
- Substances permitted by Reg. (EU) 2021/1165, consolidated text at 1 January 2026.
- Certifications
- Organic, GlobalG.A.P. (GGN), SQNPI.
- Privacy
- No quantities, buyers or people on the public page.
The organic check is a support tool: it does not replace the control body, and the product label prevails.
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- Supply chain and yieldsCooperatives and processors see only the data members allow; yield forecast and report for banks.Learn more

- Spray recordElectronic spray record and field logbook, from drafts to PDFs to sign.Learn more

- Carbon footprintGreenhouse gas emissions by field and crop, with IPCC methods.Learn more

