Free Download: The 100kg Plot Tracker Printable
Turn your allotment harvests into a game this summer and see how much food you actually pull from the dirt.
As an After-Hours gardener balancing a demanding day job and a busy family, it is incredibly easy to lose track of what your plot is actually producing. We rush down to the beds in the evenings, grab a handful of beetroot or a few early potatoes for dinner, and completely forget to log the win.
But those small, daily harvests add up to a massive amount of food over a single season.
To help me stay motivated and track my progress toward my ultimate 100kg annual harvest goal, I designed a clean, minimalist, no-nonsense log sheet.
I use it every single week—and now you can download it for free.
📥 Track Your Progress, Celebrate the Wins
This tracker isn't a complex spreadsheet or a fussy app that requires you to scroll with muddy fingers. It’s a simple, high-contrast, printer-friendly A4 sheet designed to be clipped to a board in the shed or stuck on the fridge next to the kitchen scales.
What’s Included in the Download:
- The Minimalist Weight Log: A clean grid to track dates, crop varieties, individual weights, and your running total.
- The Golden Rules of Weighing: My personal quick-start guide to keeping logging quick, honest, and low-maintenance.
- The 7 Harvest Milestones: From the "Salad Starter" at 0.5kg right up to "Allotment Legend Status" at 100kg. Tick them off as your summer abundance grows.
📌 Why Track Your Harvest?
Gardening in the margins of a busy life can sometimes feel like a losing battle against the weeds, the weather, and the snails.
When you start weighing your crops, the narrative changes. Every single gram of fresh spinach, every misshapen carrot, and every single heavy cauliflower becomes a tangible victory. It gamifies the plot, keeps you focused on succession sowing, and proves exactly how much grocery money you are saving.
Drop your email above, print out your tracker, and let’s see how close we can get to the 100kg mark together this year.