The organic sector has become one of the fastest-growing agricultural movements in the United States. Weed management is one of the most significant challenges for organic vegetable growers since weed interference reduces crop yield and quality. This paper aims to share an innovative method to design, develop, and implement a multivariate- multifunctional database to help small-scale organic mixed vegetable farms to prevent the spread of weeds from the seeding stage of production. We monitored different types of vegetables in spring 2019 that were produced on a 0.5- acre plot in a small urban farm in Guilford County, North Carolina. We documented the environmental and climatic factors for all vegetables. The database we collected incorporates numbers of records, description of conditions, and photo images of vegetable and weed growth. The expected contribution of this study is to determine or calculate.
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