It's never too early to plan for maple season! Version 2.0.0 of the #farmOS Maple module has just been released, with a Maple asset type and quick forms for recording tapping activities and sap harvests. https://t.co/FWWOlq6tdh
Exploring the idea of using @farmOSorg 's open source farm logging/tracking tool. Anyone have testimonials or willing to share how they're using it?
We're using @Jira to track plantings and documentation today, but it's limited in how it handles farm tasks, locations, and assets
Did you know you can use the #farmOS community forum to ask questions, share record keeping workflows, and discuss new features and modules? https://t.co/0k7eqiUrzx
Version 1.0.0 of https://t.co/4mpyBjrNCI, the #farmOS Python library has just been released. Connect to your farmOS data with Python: `pip install farmOS`! https://t.co/FGvruUh7C8
"This experience has been instructive for me. Once you start thinking on timescales of 5-10 years, communities built on proprietary software just don’t pass muster."
Yes https://t.co/EqgA0nTeyT