Most farm financial reports are misleading. They show you one number — total profit or loss — and leave you guessing which crops and which fields are actually making money.
The Problem with Farm-Level Accounting
When you run 4 greenhouses and book all expenses against one farm account, you can't see that Greenhouse 2 made AED 2,568 while Greenhouse 3 lost AED 450. You just see the net result. This makes it impossible to make good decisions about where to invest, which crops to plant next season, and which fields to shut down.
What Field-Level P&L Looks Like
In Farmatric, every expense — fertilizer, labour, water, equipment — is tagged to a specific field when it's logged. Every harvest and sale is tagged to a field. The P&L report then shows you profit and loss broken down by field, with percentage margins.
This means you can instantly see that your Greenhouse 1 has a 91.2% profit margin on tomatoes this season, while your Open Field A has a -23% margin on wheat — and take action before the season ends.