3 years
Keep them that long
Growsafe says agrichemical spray records, on paper or electronic, must be kept for three years.
Early product · waitlist open
A voice-first spray and fertiliser diary for New Zealand growers. Say what you sprayed, from the ute or the headland, and Sowsay turns it into a tidy, audit-ready record.
“Sprayed Clover Barn this morning, Gesaprim, three litres a hectare, light southerly…”
Every note becomes a structured entry:
How it works
Tap record and talk like you normally would: “Sprayed the top paddock with Roundup, two litres a hectare.” Or type it if you’d rather.
Sowsay pulls out the product, rate, paddock and time, then highlights anything it’s unsure about so you can fix it in a tap before it’s saved.
Your diary builds itself, filterable by paddock and date, with export for auditors, agronomists and your own peace of mind.
Why records matter
3 years
Growsafe says agrichemical spray records, on paper or electronic, must be kept for three years.
Fast to find
Growsafe and WorkSafe expect records to be readily accessible and easy to understand, so you can show an enforcement officer what was applied, where and how much.
6 basics
Growsafe lists product, date and time, amount, location, wind speed and direction, and who applied it as the core of a spray record.
Sources: Growsafe: record keeping, WorkSafe: chemicals and fuels on farms, NZS 8409. General information only, not legal advice. Check the current requirements for your operation. Sowsay isn’t affiliated with Growsafe or WorkSafe.
Who it’s for
If you run sprayers and spreaders across paddocks through a busy season, and writing it all up at night is the job that always slips, Sowsay is for you. Contractors who spray for others are welcome too.
Where we’re at
Waitlist members get first look, and a say in what we build.
Join the waitlist and we’ll let you know when Sowsay is ready to try.