For Observations

When to record an observation

• Regularly: At least once a week per plot during the growing season
• During a problem: Immediately when you detect a problem
• After treatment: To monitor effectiveness
• Phenological changes: To mark important stages

Voice recording quality

• Speak clearly: Articulate well, avoid half-pronounced words
• Avoid background noise: Find a quiet place if possible
• Optimal distance: 20-30 cm from the microphone
• Structure your speech: Mention plot, problem, details, actions

Example of a well-structured observation:

"Observation of the North plot, Merlot grape variety. Detection of mildew on the leaves, flowering stage. The leaves have characteristic oily spots. Preventive treatment recommended. Humid conditions favorable to development."