Pounds come out of the barrels (full − empty) and what was bottled. Never typed by hand.
Feeding (from inspections)
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Syrup this month (gal)
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Pollen this month (lbs)
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Syrup YTD (gal)
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Pollen YTD (lbs)
Totals from logged inspections
Mite loads (recorded tests)
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High
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Watch
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Healthy
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Not tested
Each yard's most recent test · half-cup shake (~300 bees) · tap to see every mite test
Losses & splits (from inspections)
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Dead-outs YTD
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Dead-outs this month
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Splits YTD
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Active beekeepers
From logged field reports only
Bad queens (BQ)
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BQ this month
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BQ this year
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Yards affected
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Worst yard (year)
Tap to see which yards have the bad queens
Queens (needed / installed)
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Needed today
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Behind
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Yards waiting
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Queens in today
Tap to see the yards waiting and assign a requeen
Yards needing attention & open issues0
Yard
Hives
Beekeeper
Last visit
Mite test
Status
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Yards
Utah · honey season · 3,417 hives
Yard
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Mite loads
Alcohol wash / sugar shake results
Recorded test results
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High
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Elevated
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Healthy
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Have bees, untested
0yards have bees but no recorded mite test.These need testing — see the list below.
Mite counts by yard
Yards with bees that need a mite test
Yard
County
Hives
Beekeeper
Last tested
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Test results by yard — each yard's most recent test
Yard
Beekeeper
Tested
Wash (mites/shakes)
Infestation
Status
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Every mite test
Sort:
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Tested
Wash (mites/shakes)
Infestation
Status
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Tap any row to see that yard's full mite history.
Log inspection
Record a yard visit — data feeds all reports
Just one quick job?
Step 1 of 5
Visit info
Queen bank
In the morning, log how many queens are taken out. When they get back in the evening, log a second inspection with how many are returned — it should match the queens taken minus the day's splits.
Different day? Set the Date & time above to back-date this pull.
Not counted as dead-outs — reported separately to the admin.
Optional, but count if you can — it keeps the total honest. Leave blank if you didn't count.
Saved and sent to the admin.
Water
Water saved.
Hive condition
Graded: 0 / 0
Brood chamber
Count the stacks. A 2-story is 2 hives (two queens, divider board).
Brood chambers: 0 / 0hives
🍯 Honey supers
Subtracted from the yard's super total. Use Harvest above if you need to split with-honey from empty.
Honey supers pulled off hives. The ones with honey go to the extraction inventory.
Feed & treatment
Mite wash (alcohol)
A shake is a half-cup of bees (~300). Count the mites across all your samples, then say how many half-cup shakes you took.
One row per treatment — each records how many colonies got it. Pick Alcohol wash to log a mite test: hives tested + mites found. The yard's mite status uses the average across all tests (3+ needs attention, 1–2 watch).
💀 Dead-outs, splits & yard total
Record dead-outs & splits first — the yard total below adjusts automatically, then condition & brood must match it.
Add a reason — the count fills in as 1 and you can change it. Add another if there was more than one cause.
New splits you made here today.
How many bank queens you put in here — not always the same as splits.
💀 Record dead-outs if you had them. If not, you can leave it blank.
Admin-enabled re-clean only. Doesn't change the count.
Each <30-day loss needs a reason — usually a bad queen. Pick one below (or “Other” and type it).
Add a reason — the count fills in as 1 and you can change it. Add another if there was more than one cause.
Other movements (moved, purchased, sold, combined, weather)
Add a movement, say how many hives, and add another if there was more than one.
A weather loss is tagged for ELAP and needs a photo (see the "Problems & photo" step).
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Calculated from the last count and what you recorded above. Not typed by hand.
Logged with a reason and an author. The only way the total may depart from the formula.
Yard grade (this visit)
🟢 Good resources for the bees (nectar/pollen) coming in — better than most yards.
🟡 Holding — enough resources to sustain the colonies.
🔴 No resources — bees are consuming reserves or need water. Add a recommendation below (move, provide water, etc.).
Notes & comment
Any problems at this yard?
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Sends the problem to the admin without logging a visit (doesn't change last-visit or counts).
Photo or video (optional)
Photo or video. Long clips are large files — if it will not upload, you will be told.
Records the supers and any problems at this yard. It doesn't ask for a grade or a brood count — this isn't a full inspection.
One report for the whole stop.
Records the treatments (and the mite test) plus any problems at this yard. It does not ask for a grade or a brood count.
Saved. Dashboard and reports updated.
Yard map
163 yards across UT/AZ/CA · number on pin = hive count · tap to navigate · toggle empties to see all sites
High mitesWatchHealthyHas bees, not testedGood resourcesHoldingNo resourcesNot gradedEmpty· bigger pin = more hives
Today
Your assigned yards
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Assigned work still open
Logged today & yesterday
Check that all your work made it in — if something's missing, log it now.
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Vehicles & equipment
Treatments, mite tests, splits & dead-outs are all recorded inside a new inspection.
Morning check
Confirm the yards you worked yesterday, and that the details are right.
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Calendar & assignments
Assign yards to the crew by day — they check them off as done.
Tap a day to schedule work on that date.
New assignment
Build the move: how many to TAKE from each yard and how many to PUT in each. Behind each name: current hives · singles/doubles.
Yard · currentTakePut
Assigned
Open yard issues0
Flagged during inspections. Tick the ones to send out and assign them to the crew.
Inspections you flagged with a question — resolve them or reply to the crew.
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Completed work
Finished tasks and repairs — who, what and when.
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Field app
What beekeepers see on their phones
9:41 AM
Hey, Adam
Mon Jun 15 · Box Elder · 8 yards today
Beaver Dam — 3 mites/2 shakes. Treat today.
Your yards today
Beaver Dam
3/2 shakes
48 hives Jun 5 · 10d ago
Bear River West
0/2 shakes
48 hives Jun 13
Tremonton
0/2 shakes
48 hives Jun 13
Willard
1/2 shakes
48 hives Jun 13
Chads
0/2 shakes
36 hives Jun 13
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Morning meeting
What got done yesterday and what's on today — in visit order
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Daily report
Everything from the day — every inspection with its comments & recommendations
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Equipment check
Oil · antifreeze · air pressure · mileage
Equipment inspection
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Open equipment issues
Recent checks
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Colony Survey / ELAP Summary
Splits, losses & end-of-month colonies, by month and state.
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Unmatched yards — assign a state
Yards on inspections that aren't in the yard master. Point each at a state until it's added.
End-of-month counts are computed via End = Start + splits + additions − losses, anchored to current on-hand (SUM yards.hives). No month-end snapshot is stored. Losses: ELAP losses table (source of truth). Splits: inspections. Per-state colonies are shown only for single-state months; transition months are marked “Mixed — allocate manually.”
Reports
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Splits & losses
Feeding
Treatments
By beekeeper
Colony count
Colony losses
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Filed losses
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Not yet filed
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Total losses
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Splits made
Losses roll up from inspection reports. Months before July 2026 use the historical record we loaded to get started.
Filed colony losses by month
Month
Event
Filed losses
Where
Status
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Feeding YTD
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Syrup (gal)
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Pollen (lbs)
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Peak month
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Peak gal syrup
Syrup is adjusted ×1.067 to the measured 2.13435 gal/hive rate — the feed truck has no gauge, so logged gallons are a 2 gal/hive estimate. Per-visit figures are shown as logged.
Syrup fed by month (gallons)
Month
Syrup (gal)
Pollen (lbs)
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Treatment schedule
Sets the rhythm for rounds booked from here on. Rounds already on the board are not moved — use the date picker on the Scheduled board for those.
Grading standard
What each grade means, in frames of bees. Shown to the crew while they grade. Inspections already recorded are not changed — the new standard applies from the next inspection, and whoever is assigned that day is notified.
Weak is whatever falls below Fair — there is nothing to set.
Who
Treatment
When
Coverage
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Activities by beekeeper YTD
Beekeeper
Activities
Yards visited
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Colony count by county at each month-end. The current month ties to today's stored yard counts (3,725 total). Earlier months are reconstructed from the dated ledger — purchases, splits, dead-outs, failed splits and moves — so you can see exactly where colonies enter or leave each county.
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County board
One month, by county
What the crews recorded THAT month, grouped by each yard's county. Tap a county for the yards inside it, then a yard for each individual inspection — or switch to By yard for every yard ranked. Queen-bank yards and issue-only reports are left out (R27). Splits are net of failed splits, the same reading as the dashboard tile.
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Equipment history
Service, invoices, checks & oil changes per vehicle
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ELAP — CCC-939 Notice of Loss
Cache Mountain Honey LLC · Farm F-2243 · Tract T-4167 · Admin: Cache County FSA, 1860 N 100 E, North Logan UT 84341
Deadline: File the Notice of Loss by the 15th of each month for the prior month's losses. Annual application: January 30, 2027.
Losses from July 2026 onward are calculated automatically from inspection reports (by each yard's county). Earlier months come from the filed historical record.
Colony losses
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Total colonies lost
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Loss events
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Counties
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Not yet filed
Loss summary by event
Event
Loss date
County
State
Colonies
Signed
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ELAP payment estimate & receivables
Planning estimate. Each month's payment = eligible colonies × FSA value per colony × payment factor. 2026 rates (FSA Notice ELAP-27): $130 per colony (BEFORE the factor) and 15% normal mortality (statutory, One Big Beautiful Bill Act). The 90% beginning-farmer factor is applied separately on top. The "base" is your total colony count — normal mortality (15%) is deducted from that. Everything is editable per year. The balance is the money still out there. Always confirm final figures with your FSA office.
ELAP receivables
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Estimated (all years)
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Received
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Outstanding (out there)
Period
Colonies lost
Eligible
$/colony
× Factor
Est. payment
Received
Balance
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Pick a loss event above, then tap Print USDA forms for the full CCC-939 / CCC-870 / CCC-771 packet, or Print work report for the county summary and per-yard field activity.
Select a loss event above and click Refresh to preview the form, or click Print to generate all forms.
Landowners & leases
Honey owed as lease payment · 2025 season · who to pay and how much
Lease obligations (2025)
83
Landowners
135.5
Cases owed
4,878
Lbs of honey
36
Lbs per case
Most landowners are owed 1 case (36 lbs) of honey per season as lease payment. Some with multiple yards or larger plots get more. Tap any address to open it in maps.
Owner
Address
Yard(s)
Cases
Lbs
Workforce
10 beekeepers
Name
Activities YTD
Role
Status
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Hive moves
Every move goes yard → yard, so location is always known for ELAP
Where the hives are now
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Utah
0
Arizona
0
California
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Total hives
Moves by county (ELAP)
Colonies that moved into and out of each county during the period. This backs up the ELAP reporting.
County
State
Moved in
Moved out
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Move log
Date
From
To
Hives
Driver
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Season cycle
Season
Location
Crop
Months
Status
Honey
Utah (Cache, Box Elder, Rich)
Honey production
May–Oct
Active now
Almonds
California (Fresno, Imperial, +)
Almond pollination
Dec–Feb
Off-season
Onions
Arizona (Yuma)
Onion pollination
Feb–Apr
Off-season
Feedback
Bugs, ideas, and questions from the field
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Water & additive trials
Per-barrel water logging, additives & consumption
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Report a yard issue
Report submitted. It'll show on the dashboard for management.
Log hive move
Pick where they leave from and where they land. Location is recorded immediately — no "in transit" gap.
New destination yard
Brood chambers — count them now
Count the brood chambers as you set them down and what's left behind. A 2-story is 2 hives. Required to record the move — so nobody has to come back just to count them.
Set down at destination
Left behind at source
Add yard
Yard warnings
Yard added successfully.
💧 Add water barrel
🧪 Additives
💧 Edit water check
👑 Install a queen
Change it if they went in on a different day.
👑 Pull queens from bank
👑 Add purchased queens
Edit yard
Yard warnings
Yard type
Informational only — it changes no count, grade or queen figure.
Yard profile
The gate code is edited above. None of this feeds a count.
Yard updated.
Add beekeeper
Beekeeper added.
Treatment types
Rename, remove, or add options in the treatment dropdown. Changes apply for everyone. Past inspections keep their original name.
Saved.
Edit assignment
Assign issue
Edit landowner
Edit equipment
Paste a share link from Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.
Edit equipment issue
Fix which machine it's on, the concern type, and the note.
Reassign / reschedule
Pick who this equipment fix is assigned to and when it's due.
Log oil change
Records when the oil was actually changed — resets the “since oil” counter and shows up in the equipment’s history.
Log service / invoice
Edit check
Breakdown
Report
Report
Issue types
These are the problems crew can flag on an inspection.
Log honey extraction
One day at the honey house. Most days that is just the boxes run — the honey stays in the pit. Add barrels or bottles on the day you pump; the pounds come out of those, they are never typed in.
Barrels
Bottled
Extraction log
Layout
One layout per season. Nothing is copied from last year — onions change every year.
Hives come four to a pallet, so the total has to divide by 4.
Drops
Pre-trip inspection
Mark every line. A blank line is a line nobody looked at.
Unticking this puts the unit out of service immediately and notifies the admin, who can put it back in service with one tap.
Truck run
This is so the quarterly IFTA report can be filled out without digging through a glovebox.It is not the IFTA report and it works out no tax.It is also not a log book — keep filling in the paper one exactly as you do now.
Miles by state
“Exempt” is almost always zero — it is the miles a state does not tax.
Fuel
Other costs
Duty status (company copy)
Your paper log book is still the legal one. This is only the company's copy.
Runs
Reorder yards (route)
Put each county's yards in the order you drive them. The app holds this order everywhere.
Order saved
Tasks (what to do)
These are the tasks you can assign on the calendar. Tap the pencil to change one.
Tasks come from a fixed list: each one opens its section of the report, or is simply marked off. Turn them on or off above.
Add / buy
For purchased hives or swarms caught. These add to the chosen yard's count.
Brood chambers — must tie to the new total
Prefilled with what this yard last reported. Add the arriving hives to whichever brood chamber they're in — a 2-story is 2 hives. Required to save — it's what keeps a yard's count and its brood-chamber mix from drifting apart.
Records a batch of purchased queens — company, count and date. The inventory draws down oldest-batch-first so you can see patterns.
Record a purchase — vendor, amount and date. It's compared to what the crew reports feeding, so you can catch under/over-reporting.
Records queens sold out of the bank. They leave the bank permanently — like a dead one, but counted as a sale — and the 👑 count comes down. Hive counts are not affected.