Training that links propagation and inventory

Has anyone found a CE class that ties propagation protocols to inventory control? We root 1,500 rosemary and salvia cuttings every Tuesday on an 8-minute mist cycle, but I’m still reconciling batch IDs and shrinkage in Excel before sunrise. I’m after practical training on lot tracking through transplant, forecasting ready dates, and barcode/RFID setups a small team can maintain.

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I stopped reconciling by hand once we generated the lot code at sticking and put a waterproof QR on each tray (Zebra ZD421), then used Orca Scan (https://orcascan.com) to push scans to a Google Sheet that auto-calculates ready dates and shrink by stage; RFID was overkill for a small crew. Are you labeling at sticking or only at transplant?

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Tracking lot IDs with barcodes has saved me time too! Have you considered using something like Inventory Manager Pro for your workflow?

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