Back to Akasha
Akasha · Lifecycle

CIDSA Crop Lifecycle Management Pro

One timeline from sowing to mandi.

Module Role

End-to-end crop lifecycle tracking

About this module

Crop Lifecycle Management Pro is the single timeline that tracks every block from soil prep through sowing, growth stages, harvest, and storage. Every action lands on the timeline with cost, outcome, and the model's confidence — giving farm managers a story they can actually narrate at the season-end review.

CIDSA Analytics · Akasha

Lifecycle Performance

36 blocks · current season

All BlocksIndia
Range · This Season

Stages on time

88%

+22 pts

Cost variance

4.6%

-7 pts

Actions logged

12.4k

this season

Time-to-review

< 1 min

post-mortem

What this module delivers

Stage-by-stage timeline per block
Action + cost + outcome on every node
Variance-from-plan dashboard
Season post-mortem auto-compiler
Multi-season rolling KPIs

Stage durations · plan vs. actual

days

  • Actual
  • Plan
Land prepSowingVegetativeFloweringFruitingHarvest08162432

Action mix · season

Of 12.4k logs

  • Fertigation
  • Irrigation
  • Manual labour
  • Other
  • Scout
  • Spray
Sample simulation data · Live data feeds available in deployment.Powered by CIDSA Data Visualization & Analytics
Agronomy reference

Crop Life Cycle

An interactive stage-by-stage playbook — click any stage on the wheel to see its duration, key operations, best practices, deep-dive agronomy notes, and diseases active at that stage, across 76 crops.

Pre-sowing01Dormancy & Chillingfor Almond
Dormancy & Chilling
Bud Burst & Flowering
Nut Set & Early Leaf-out
Nut Development (Shell Hardening)
Kernel Fill & Maturation
Harvest
Post-Harvest & Orchard Rest
Pre-sowingVegetativeReproductiveHarvestPost-harvest
1Pre-sowing

Dormancy & Chilling

Almond · Fruit Mid-Nov – mid-Feb
Dormancy & Chilling — Almond1Dormancy & Chilling

Tree sheds leaves and enters cold-driven rest; buds accumulate chill hours needed to break dormancy

Why the pre-sowing phase matters

Foundation phase — variety, seed quality, seedbed and basal nutrition set the yield ceiling before the crop is even in the ground.

Key operations

Stop irrigation 4–6 weeks before leaf fall to harden wood Apply farmyard manure (FYM): 40–50 kg/tree mature tree in Dec Prune dead, diseased, water-sprout and criss-cross branches before bud swell Apply Bordeaux paste (10%) on trunk to control gummosis and canker Plant replacement trees in pits (1×1×1 m, 20 kg FYM + 1 kg SSP mix) if gaps exist

Best practices

Almond needs roughly 300–500 chill hours below 7 °C for proper bud break; failure = delayed/poor flowering Whitewash trunk and scaffold branches (Bordeaux paste + lime) to prevent sunburn and borer entry Maintain orchard sanitation: rake fallen leaves, destroy to break pest cycle (shot-hole borer)

Stage 1 of 7 · curated for Almond.

Deploy Crop Lifecycle Management Pro on your operation

Get a tailored cost & rollout plan from our solutions team.

We use cookies to improve your experience and comply with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. By continuing, you agree to our Privacy Policy.