Farmers, visitors, the models and the machine itself all make predictions here before the evidence exists. This is one ledger for all of them — scored afterwards, the wrong ones included. Nothing is deleted and nothing is edited; an edited call shows up as tampered.
Each project already sealed its own predictions in its own table. The ledger mirrors them, read-only, into a single shape. The hash is the project's own seal and is re-checked against the original row on every pass.
Hunch spots are mirrored now. The others are sealed in their own projects today and will be pointed here one at a time — until then they are listed, not counted.
Newest first. A farmer is a handle, never a name: no coordinates, land description, reason or note leaves Hunch. The short hash lets a caller prove a call was theirs later. Hunch spots are judged by the satellite's multi-year peak-canopy comparison — that is the judge, not the yield monitor, and the outcome says no more than that.