For strawberry growers

A dependable crew is only the start.

We coordinate crew planning, field supervision, harvest and packing, and daily reporting, so you have one operating partner from start through close.

Plan your harvest
Operating areaCalifornia Central Coast
AvailabilityNow qualifying grower partners
WorkCrew planning · Harvest · Field packing

What growers receive

The whole harvest day, not just a headcount.

Crew availability matters. So do crop judgment, a working supervisor, the flow of trays and empties, clean reporting, and a fast response when conditions change.

01

Crew planning

Align crew size and timing with acreage, crop condition, and harvest window.

02

Working supervisor

A clear on-field point of contact for safety, picking standards, pace, and daily changes.

03

Harvest and pack

Picking, inspection, packing, and pallet flow managed as one operation.

04

Daily closeout

Crew count, working hours, packed units, quality notes, delays, and next-day needs.

Daily operating visibility

Know what happened in the field.

Every ranch, variety, crew, and harvest window is different. We agree on the useful measures before work begins and close the day with the numbers and exceptions that matter.

01 Packed units and crew hours

02 Quality and reject notes

03 Starts, stops, and field delays

04 Operating exceptions and next-day needs

How an engagement starts

Clear before the crew enters the row.

  1. 1

    Share the harvest

    Dates, acreage, crop condition, expected crew, packing, and logistics.

  2. 2

    Walk the operation

    Confirm field access, work method, quality expectations, and bottlenecks.

  3. 3

    Agree on the day

    Set responsibilities, supervision, packing standards, reporting, and the measures that matter.

  4. 4

    Run and report

    Manage the harvest, communicate changes, and close with the agreed daily report.

Common questions

What growers ask first.

Do you replace our existing crew?

Not by default. We can provide a complete harvest service or qualify a defined part of the operation based on your current staffing and field needs.

What does the working supervisor manage?

The supervisor is the field point of accountability for crew start, safety, picking and packing standards, pace, attendance, and operating changes agreed with the grower.

Do you guarantee a fixed picking rate?

Field conditions make blanket guarantees misleading. We agree on realistic measures for the ranch, report performance, and address preventable delays and operating issues.

Which areas do you serve?

The initial operating territory covers Salinas, Watsonville, Santa Maria, Oxnard, and nearby Central Coast strawberry areas.

Plan the harvest

Tell us what the field needs.

Share the working details you already know. This request starts a qualification conversation; it does not lock you into a contract.

Useful detailsCrop and acreageHarvest windowCrew and packing needsCurrent operating constraints

We use these details only to evaluate and respond to your request.