PRH 1735
Farm Data and Grain Logistics

Systems Design for Working Agricultural Operations

1735 PRH LLC builds field records, bin level monitors, equipment service trackers and harvest logistics boards that keep your crews moving from scale house to bin top.

Browse the Six Systems Book a Scale House Walkthrough
◀ Brass tally counter: 1,247,300 bushels routed this season
1,247,300 Bushels Logged
38+ Bins Monitored
9,200 Hauls Routed
The Bin Chart

Six Systems, Stored Row by Row like the Seed Corn Chart on the Office Wall

LOT 01
fill line 90 bushels high

Field Records and Crop History Systems

Every farm starts with the truth of what the field held. 1735 PRH LLC designs field record systems that capture planting dates, hybrid numbers, seeding rates and fertility maps in a form your crew can trust at the end of a long day. The data rides out of the tractor cab and lands on a clean ledger that agronomists, lenders and landlords can all read. Longhand field books move into structured crop history so next spring you know precisely which variety thrived, which strip dried down last and which headland repaid its fertilizer. We keep the history live across seasons so rotation decisions come from measured yield, not memory.

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LOT 02
fill line 70 bushels high

Grain Bin Level Monitoring

When the combine runs through supper you cannot afford to climb a ladder every hour to eyeball a bin. 1735 PRH LLC builds grain bin level monitoring that gives the office a live picture of every upright, hopper and silo across the farmyard. Level probes feed a board that shows each bin as a ring filling toward full, with yellow warning teeth near the top so you can route the next load long before the ring tops out. Dry-down, temperature and moisture cues ride the same feed, so you know when a bin is safe versus when it needs a fan pulled. We wire the whole yard into one calm indicator wall.

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LOT 03
fill line 55 bushels high

Equipment Service Trackers

A combine that quits at 2am in the middle of a moisture window is a cost no budget line can absorb. 1735 PRH LLC designs equipment service trackers that keep every machine on a known schedule—oil changes, filter swaps, chain tension checks, bearing greases and seasonal preps. Each tractor, truck and header carries its own service card that the shop team stamps and dates as work is done. The tracker flags anything creeping past interval, so a fill-up of everyday maintenance never turns into a multi thousand dollar field failure. Shops, truck shops and farm shops get the same clear card language.

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LOT 04
fill line 40 bushels high

Harvest Logistics Boards

Harvest is a relay sport where the baton is a half load of grain and any fumble costs a pit stop. 1735 PRH LLC assembles harvest logistics boards that stack every chore into a single picture—which truck is climbing the scale, which cart is rolling back to the headland, which bin is taking the last auger minute and which elevator appointment opens at three. Crew leads glance at the board and know exactly where to send the next empty. Wet loads get routed first, haul distances get trimmed per trip, and the whole fleet settles home knowing the bins closed on schedule without a single standing truck.

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LOT 05
fill line 60 bushels high

Soil Sample Data Portals

Fertility is arithmetic the soil keeps doing on its own schedule, and the smartest input is the one you place where the field asks. 1735 PRH LLC designs soil sample data portals that keep every grid point, zone result, pH, phosphorus and potassium value in one retrievable well. Agronomists drop sample cards into the portal and it returns a field map the spreader truck can follow come fall. Variable rate prescriptions, lime plans and nutrient budgets all line up from the same portal, so nobody phones the office for an index number that should have been on the wall the whole season.

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LOT 06
fill line 75 bushels high

Market Price Alert Feeds

The elevator price moves between coffee and noon, and a good seller does not carry that risk alone. 1735 PRH LLC assembles market price alert feeds that watch the board for the level your banker and your gut agreed on. Set a target price per bushel and the feed rings the office when corn, wheat or beans tick over the mark, carrying the offer along with the local basis. The alerts keep most of a farmer market in plain view without flooring an agronomist with hourly calls. You decide when to book; the feed just makes sure the window never slips past unseen.

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1.2M bu
Weighed true, hauled fast. Every lot is a promise to the field that grew it and to the crew that ran it.
The Haul Ticket

One Load, Five Stops, No Guesswork

Sample

A truck pulls to the pit and the probe takes a clean core from the load.

Weigh

The scales settle and the gross weight lands on the ticket beside the lot code.

Grade

Moisture, test weight and foreign matter read before the auger turns.

Load

The truck dumps into the pit and the bin takes its share of the stream.

Settle Settled Paid

Net weight settles, the ledger closes and the grower get a clean copy.