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Procurement Reliability View

What volume PS Farms can reliably supply, at what cadence, and with what risk.

Procurement first. The top strip shows the volume PS Farms can commit now, the replenishment cadence to plan against, current acceptance quality, and the risk on that promise.

Cadence: plan on weekly replenishment. Current conservative starting program is 9.5 kg twice weekly or 19.0 kg once weekly.

Harvest through 3 Apr 2026Snapshot refreshed just nowSnapshot EAT 3 Apr 2026, 8:18 PM | ET 3 Apr 2026, 1:18 PM
19.6 kg
Based on the live run-rate, with only the most mature pipeline pulled forward.
39.7 kg
Adds only a conservative share of the near-harvest pipeline that is close enough to support the next two-week view.
19.0 kg
A buyer-safe weekly commitment level, set to the lower of recent shipped volume and next-7 available supply.
100.0% / 0.0%
39.2 kg accepted over the last 14 days | 0.0 kg rejected.
High
High because one active production lot is carrying current shipments while 296 near-harvest bags remain on watch.

Current replenishment consistency

Shows whether recent output is steady enough to support repeat buying on a weekly schedule.
Stable
Recent replenishment cadence
2.7 kg
7-day daily average
16.6%
7-day volatility
39.2 kg delivered in the last 14 days.
Daily output over the last 7 days ranged from 2.0 kg to 3.5 kg per day.
Day-to-day variation is 0.5 kg, which supports a stable replenishment cadence.

Current pipeline

Shows what is already producing, what is close enough to count, and what is still too early to promise.
1 producing lot
Current ready supply
3 batches / 447 bags
Close enough for next-14 promise
1 batches / 82 bags
Still maturing
19.0 kg harvested in the last 7 days from the currently producing lot.
3 production batches are close enough to support the next 14-day promise conservatively.
316 excluded bags stay out of the promise until recovered; they are not being counted as pending supply.

Supply risk summary

Keeps the main threats to volume and cadence visible without pulling raw operating detail into the buyer view.
3 watch factors
Current promise risks
296 bags
Near-harvest on watch
1
Active lots carrying supply
Current supply depends on one active production lot carrying current shipments.
296 near-harvest bags are on smell or contamination watch before they can support the next promise window.
Latest growing-room note on 1 Apr 2026 flagged: Dying pins from some of the bags, Bacterial blotch infection..

Supplier concentration in current promise

Shows how much of the near-term promise depends on a narrow supplier base, so buyers can judge concentration risk quickly.
High concentration
Supplier dependence in current promise
44.6%
Largest supplier share
89.3%
Top two supplier share
89.3% of the near-term promise currently sits with the top two suppliers, so the promise is not broadly spread yet.
Current watch flags touch 3 supplier lines, which suggests operating conditions are also affecting dependability.
Recommended starting order program: begin with 9.5 kg twice weekly or 19.0 kg once weekly while the current promise remains concentrated.

How procurement can check what was said in the sales conversation

Follow-up support only. Each answer is brief, conservative, and points back to the exact section that supports it.

Use this after the top strip and Buyer Readout, not instead of them. The aim is to help procurement verify the current promise, cadence, quality, and risk without needing a live walkthrough.

How do you show that production is consistent rather than occasional?

We show recent daily output and how much it moves day to day. The point is to show whether supply is steady enough for repeat buying, not whether one strong day happened.

How do you define what you can reliably supply?

We define reliable supply as a conservative promise, not theoretical output. Right now, the weekly floor shown is 19.0 kg, based on the lower of recent shipped volume and next-7 available-to-promise supply.

How do you show commercial quality, not just farm output?

We show accepted versus rejected product so the quality view stays tied to what a buyer would actually receive. Right now, the recent commercial quality view is 100.0% accepted / 0.0% rejected.

How do you account for current supply risk?

We show current watch factors that could affect the current promise window and keep that risk visible in the top layer. Right now, the dashboard labels current service risk as High.

What should a buyer take away from the dashboard overall?

Use the top strip for the current commercial promise, the Buyer Readout for why that promise is credible, and the lower sections only if you want supporting proof. The practical takeaway is what PS Farms can commit now, how often it can replenish, and what current risks remain.

Batch drill-down and promise basis

Use this only after the top promise strip. It supports validation and provenance, not the initial procurement decision.
The top promise metrics stay portfolio-wide. The selector changes only the layer-3 supporting detail below.
Portfolio promise: all batchesSnapshot refreshed just nowBuild 0c9d854+dirty
Promise Basis
Next-7 supply comes only from current producing lots. Next-14 adds only a conservative share of the near-harvest pipeline, using realized output from prepared bags rather than theoretical capacity.
Cadence Rule
The conservative weekly supply floor is the lower of last week’s shipped volume and the current next-7 available-to-promise supply.
Confidence Rule
Any batch on watch stays out of the current promise until it recovers. The lower sections are there to prove control, not to inflate the promise.

Prepared volume and baseline

Shows prepared bag volume against the standard batch baseline so buyers can see how much substrate is actually behind the promise.
9
1350 total bags filled across the latest snapshot.
9
Latest batch SB-2026/02/12-03.
4
Distinct bagging targets observed in LOG 5.
SB-2026/03/21-08 | 21 Mar 2026
Cottonhusk | 2 kg | critical limit met | disposition Normal.
SB-2026/03/27-09 | 27 Mar 2026
Cottonhusk | 2 kg | critical limit met | disposition Normal.
SB-2026/02/05-02 | 2 May 2026
Cottonhusk | 2 kg | critical limit met | disposition Normal.
SB-2026/02/12-03 | 2 Dec 2026
Cottonhusk | 2 kg | critical limit met | disposition Normal.

Provenance and yield bridge

Connects incubation, fruiting, and harvest records so the shipping promise can be traced back to physical lots.
2
Distinct harvest lots observed in the snapshot.
1
Distinct fruiting lots feeding the yield bridge.
3 Apr 2026
2.25 kg harvested on the latest row.
FH-26/03/02-01 -> FR-26-02/25-01
3.00 kg harvested | rejected 0.00 kg | strain Snow white...
FH-26/03/02-01 -> FR-26-02/25-01
3.50 kg harvested | rejected 0.00 kg | strain Snow white...
FH-26/03/02-01 -> FR-26-02/25-01
2.00 kg harvested | rejected 0.00 kg | strain Snow white...
FH-26/03/02-01 -> FR-26-02/25-01
2.75 kg harvested | rejected 0.00 kg | strain Snow white...
FH-26/03/02/01 -> FR-26-02/25-01
2.25 kg harvested | rejected 0.00 kg | strain Snow white...

Supplier detail behind the promise

Keeps supplier-level exposure and watch detail below the promise strip, where it supports follow-up diligence instead of dominating the story.
6
Vendors derived from incubation batch suffixes.
LK
By incubation row count in the current snapshot.
ED: 42, JG: 11, LK: 46
Top three vendor row counts.
LK
46 incubation rows | latest Moderate growth on 3 Apr 2026 | total removed 89.
ED
42 incubation rows | latest Moderate growth on 4 Mar 2026 | total removed 15.
NM
42 incubation rows | latest Moderate growth on 4 Mar 2026 | total removed 13.
NN
12 incubation rows | latest Slow growth on 12 Mar 2026 | total removed 265.
JG
11 incubation rows | latest Moderate growth on 3 Apr 2026 | total removed 9.
VM
2 incubation rows | latest Moderate growth on 3 Apr 2026 | total removed 6.

Batch flow timeline

Batch-level monitoring evidence for internal validation. This stays below the buyer strip because it proves control rather than defining the promise.
Slow growth check Moderate growth check Good growth check Visual alert Smell alert Visual alert + smell
SB-2026/03/11-06-JG
3 Apr 2026 | Day 19 | Moderate growth
SB-2026/03/11-06-LK
3 Apr 2026 | Day 19 | Moderate growth
SB-2026/03/23-07-JG
3 Apr 2026 | Day 16 | Moderate growth
SB-2026/03/23-07-LK
3 Apr 2026 | Day 16 | Moderate growth
SB-2026/03/24-08-JG
3 Apr 2026 | Day 15 | Moderate growth
SB-2026/03/24-08-LK
3 Apr 2026 | Day 15 | Moderate growth
SB-2026/03/24-08-VM
3 Apr 2026 | Day 15 | Moderate growth
SB-2026/03/31-09-LK
3 Apr 2026 | Day 5 | Moderate growth

Static snapshot fallback; interactive chart appears when JavaScript runs.

Bag removals over time

Removal spikes stay visible as supporting risk evidence, but they no longer lead the page.
SB-2026/02/25-05-NN
252 removed bag(s) through 12 Mar 2026
SB-2026/02/25-05-LK
66 removed bag(s) through 12 Mar 2026
SB-2026/01/27-01-ED
15 removed bag(s) through 4 Mar 2026
SB-2026/02/19-04-NN
13 removed bag(s) through 12 Mar 2026
SB-2026/01/27-01-NM
13 removed bag(s) through 4 Mar 2026
SB-2026/02/12-03-LK
12 removed bag(s) through 4 Mar 2026
SB-2026/03/11-06-LK
6 removed bag(s) through 3 Apr 2026
SB-2026/03/24-08-VM
6 removed bag(s) through 3 Apr 2026

Sorted by total removals within the latest snapshot.

Daily harvest

Daily harvest detail underpins the ATP math shown at the top.
27 Mar 2026
2.50 kg harvested
28 Mar 2026
2.75 kg harvested
29 Mar 2026
2.75 kg harvested
30 Mar 2026
3.00 kg harvested
31 Mar 2026
3.50 kg harvested
1 Apr 2026
2.00 kg harvested
2 Apr 2026
2.75 kg harvested
3 Apr 2026
2.25 kg harvested

Daily harvest totals from the committed local snapshot.

Latest batch status

Current batch-by-batch view for validation and farm follow-up.
SB-2026/03/11-06-JG
watch
Day 19 Latest incubation day
0 Removed on latest row
3 Apr 2026 Latest checkpoint

No immediate note captured.

SB-2026/03/11-06-LK
watch
Day 19 Latest incubation day
0 Removed on latest row
3 Apr 2026 Latest checkpoint

No immediate note captured.

SB-2026/03/23-07-JG
Moderate
Day 16 Latest incubation day
0 Removed on latest row
3 Apr 2026 Latest checkpoint

The room temperature is okay reading 27⁰C Black Mold has been observed in some bags but the bags are still colonising

SB-2026/03/23-07-LK
Moderate
Day 16 Latest incubation day
0 Removed on latest row
3 Apr 2026 Latest checkpoint

The room temperature is okay reading 27⁰C Black Mold has been observed in some bags but the bags are still colonising

SB-2026/03/24-08-JG
watch
Day 15 Latest incubation day
4 Removed on latest row
3 Apr 2026 Latest checkpoint

15 bags of Verah are affected with green molds due to contamination with the spawns,we didn't realise earlier because mycelium had already colonised making it difficult to detect the contamination.

SB-2026/03/24-08-LK
watch
Day 15 Latest incubation day
5 Removed on latest row
3 Apr 2026 Latest checkpoint

15 bags of Verah are affected with green molds due to contamination with the spawns,we didn't realise earlier because mycelium had already colonised making it difficult to detect the contamination.

SB-2026/03/24-08-VM
watch
Day 15 Latest incubation day
6 Removed on latest row
3 Apr 2026 Latest checkpoint

15 bags of Verah are affected with green molds due to contamination with the spawns,we didn't realise earlier because mycelium had already colonised making it difficult to detect the contamination.

SB-2026/03/31-09-LK
Moderate
Day 5 Latest incubation day
0 Removed on latest row
3 Apr 2026 Latest checkpoint

No immediate note captured.

Exception log

Raw exceptions remain available for credibility, but they no longer set the story on the first screen.
3 Apr 2026 | Day 19
SB-2026/03/11-06-JG
No extra note captured.
contamination
3 Apr 2026 | Day 19
SB-2026/03/11-06-LK
No extra note captured.
contamination
3 Apr 2026 | Day 16
SB-2026/03/23-07-LK
The room temperature is okay reading 27⁰C Black Mold has been observed in some bags but the bags are still colonising
Moderate
3 Apr 2026 | Day 16
SB-2026/03/23-07-JG
The room temperature is okay reading 27⁰C Black Mold has been observed in some bags but the bags are still colonising
Moderate
3 Apr 2026 | Day 15
SB-2026/03/24-08-LK
15 bags of Verah are affected with green molds due to contamination with the spawns,we didn't realise earlier because mycelium had already colonised making it difficult to detect the contamination.
contamination · 5 removed
3 Apr 2026 | Day 15
SB-2026/03/24-08-JG
15 bags of Verah are affected with green molds due to contamination with the spawns,we didn't realise earlier because mycelium had already colonised making it difficult to detect the contamination.
contamination · 4 removed
3 Apr 2026 | Day 15
SB-2026/03/24-08-VM
15 bags of Verah are affected with green molds due to contamination with the spawns,we didn't realise earlier because mycelium had already colonised making it difficult to detect the contamination.
contamination · 6 removed
1 Apr 2026 | Day 17
SB-2026/03/11-06-JG
There's more heat due to the large number of bags in the room temperature ranges 27.7⁰C the stucked bags temperature in between them is 33⁰C
smell
1 Apr 2026 | Day 17
SB-2026/03/11-06-LK
There's more heat due to the large number of bags in the room temperature ranges 27.7⁰C the stucked bags temperature in between them is 33⁰C
smell
1 Apr 2026 | Day 14
SB-2026/03/23-07-LK
No extra note captured.
contamination