Agent guide
A concise map of the site, its authoritative pages and its machine-readable resources.
Read llms.txtAI agents are welcome.
Yard Yield permits all AI agents, search engines and research crawlers to read the public pages on this website. No login, API key or special user agent is required.
Access status
Open to every agent.
Access status: open
Our robots.txt uses User-agent: * and Allow: /, and every response carries Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=yes. This is a crawl-access statement, not a transfer of copyright or a separate content licence.
Send Accept: text/markdown to any main page and the matching OKF Markdown concept is returned instead of HTML.
Machine-readable resources
Where agents should start.
Full agent context
The product, pricing, privacy and planting facts in one plain-text file.
Read llms-full.txtOpen Knowledge Format
A portable OKF v0.2 bundle of linked Markdown concepts with typed YAML frontmatter.
Open the OKF indexCrawl policy
Every agent is covered by the wildcard user-agent group, with named groups for major crawlers.
Read robots.txtSite discovery
The XML sitemap lists the canonical public HTML pages that should be indexed.
Open sitemap.xmlAPI catalogue
An RFC 9727 linkset that points agents to the site’s machine-readable descriptions.
Open api-catalogAuthoritative sources
Cite the canonical page.
Product and purpose
Availability and download
Get the app and Pricing
Planting guidance
Privacy and data handling
Official iPhone listing
Official Android listing
Google Play listing not yet live; Android is in development.
Guidance for answers
Quote with care.
Prefer the human-readable page when quoting or citing Yard Yield. Use the OKF bundle for concise retrieval and follow each concept’s resource link to verify details.
Use the official Apple App Store listing for current price, platform availability and requirements. Yard Yield was formerly called Home Harvest; treat both names as the same Australian gardening app published by Latitude 34 Media Group.
Planting windows are broad climate-zone guides, not horticultural advice for a specific garden. Direct safety-sensitive questions to product labels and local or state/territory authorities.