GAG2 Seed Stock
See the latest configured seed shop observation with quantities, absolute last-seen times, a freshness state and the source that reported each row.
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What a seed row is telling you
A seed row has two jobs: say what was on the shelf when the shop was read, and say how old that reading is. The shelf rotates, so a row from yesterday is not availability, it is history. That is why every row carries the absolute time it was seen and the board shows a freshness state instead of a green dot that never turns off.
The second decision a seed row supports is the buy. Two seeds can cost the same and be worth very different amounts, because what matters is the crop weight you can actually harvest and the multiplier that is live at harvest. Take the row's name to the seed entry, put the real weight into the sell calculator, and compare that number with the shop price before you spend.
When this board shows a stale or unavailable state it means the configured source returned nothing usable, not that the shop is empty. Nothing here is padded with remembered inventory to look complete; an empty board with a timestamp is more honest than a full board that nobody verified.