Stop reconstructing harvest logs from memory.
RestShade watches field sites for heat and smoke, keeps English and Spanish plans plus acknowledgments next to the day's temperature and AQI. Most days you do nothing. When thresholds cross, it flags the site and pings the right people.
The problem
Harvest weeks are when heat and smoke stack, and paper forms fall behind exactly when the record matters most.
How RestShade helps
RestShade keeps the plan, training acknowledgments, and daily field readings in one place, in the language the crew works in.
What you walk away with
- Plans and training in Spanish where the crew needs it
- Field readings logged during harvest, not reconstructed after
- Colorado agricultural training tracked to the April 20 deadline
What RestShade handles
- Colorado agricultural pack at 80 F with increased risk at 95 F
- California outdoor heat with 80 F shade and 95 F high heat
- Smoke readings and communication notes for fire season
- English and Spanish plans, modules, and acknowledgments
How it works
- RestShade maps fields as sites Each block or ranch carries its state pack and season history.
- Forecast and readings are watched during harvest Colorado forecast triggers and California thresholds evaluate in the background.
- Supervisors sign in the field Training, temperature, and smoke records stay current through peak season.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the crew need phones? A supervisor logs for the site. Crew members do not need individual accounts to be covered by the record.
- Is Spanish training included? Yes, modules and plan text ship in English and Spanish with typed acknowledgments.
- What about Valley Fever awareness? RestShade includes a California Valley Fever awareness module alongside the heat and smoke modules.
Related guides
- Colorado agricultural heat and the April 20 deadline
- English and Spanish heat and smoke training
- Two-way smoke communication that counts