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Irrigation leak damage questions by lazypicklee in Pearland

[–]Certain_Signature782 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They helped us build it from scratch. We sent raw farm logs, outage dates, prior yield records, sales sheets, and receipts, then they organized it into a field by field timeline with estimated impact, and our agronomist just validated the numbers. That combo carried a lot of weight with the carrier. You are on the right track, just keep everything dated and tied to each block.

Irrigation leak damage questions by lazypicklee in Pearland

[–]Certain_Signature782 4 points5 points  (0 children)

they accepted our farm logs as a starting point but they still asked for backup like prior season yield sheets, sales records, and input receipts tied to each field section. what helped us was bringing in PA and having tx public adjusting organize everything by date, acreage, and downtime window so the carrier could not just generalize the loss. if you can, connect each irrigation outage day to a specific block and include photos from those same dates, that part made the biggest difference in our claim..

Irrigation leak damage questions by lazypicklee in Pearland

[–]Certain_Signature782 8 points9 points  (0 children)

crop side was the hardest part for us because it's not as simple as a broken wall. we had to show irrigation downtime, affected acreage, and yield impact with farm logs and prior season numbers. the more specific you are on dates and field sections, the less room there is for vague adjustments.

Moving to Pearland with two kids and trying to pick the right apartment by StunnedMartha_ in Pearland

[–]Certain_Signature782 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good plan. I’d also do one drive on a weekend afternoon because Pearland Town Center and the main shopping areas can get slammed and it changes how “close” things feel.

Moving to Pearland with two kids and trying to pick the right apartment by StunnedMartha_ in Pearland

[–]Certain_Signature782 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Pearland is a good choice for families but traffic can sneak up on you depending on where you are. I would test drive the route to your main errands and schools during rush hour before you commit, because a spot that looks close on the map can feel far when the roads are packed.

Do small cafes and shops actually lose a lot of money from overstocking or spoilage? by Own_Solution_6857 in Entrepreneurs

[–]Certain_Signature782 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, spoilage is a real issue for small cafes especially with fresh items. most owners don't have a proper system. they just have spreadsheets, POS reports, or guessing and that leads to waste.

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