Farms for Applicators
From application to the delivered report.
On the ground and in the air, organize the job with the customer, record execution with GO and present completed work. Bring areas, participants, photos and results together in the same operation.
Download FarmsLoading the operation's power grid.
Drag to explore the mapArea and airstrip from the original file
In your daily work
A job organized from start to delivery.
Prepare the work with your team, record what happened in the field and keep data at hand to review the job with the customer.
Features may vary by platform, version and purchased access.
Agree on the job with participants
Schedule the operation, select areas and equipment, and add the customer and participants with appropriate access. Keep job information available to those who will execute and follow it.
Prepare the area and choose the window
Draw or import boundaries and subtract sections outside the application. Compare wind, gusts, temperature and humidity to choose the time, considering job criteria and on-site conditions.
Execute and record with GO
Record the route and link GO to the operation to review execution later. With position sharing enabled and a connection, authorized participants can also follow the work live.
Document your field observations
Take photos and add text or audio comments to the FotoTrack record. Select photos that complement the operation to explain conditions encountered and details of the job.
Review results and deliver the report
Check applications, products and rates alongside reported results. Generate the operation PDF to share with the customer, and keep history by season to review the job later.
Understand the limitations too.
Farms supports ground and aerial applications. The example above replays recorded aerial simulations; it is not a live operation. The app does not control equipment or replace technical assessment of the work.
Plan, follow and record your next job.
Organize areas, bring your team together and keep records from execution to reporting.