Have you already documented your sowing?
Now you can do that straight from the field!
However, sowing was also delayed compared to other years due to the damp weather at the beginning of October. The remaining areas must, therefore, now be cultivated as quickly as possible. Otherwise, the yield potential will be lost.
Under time pressure, the documentation is sometimes postponed to winter. However, when one has managed to get to the computer at the supposedly less stressful time, the precise data is often missing.
“On which date did I drill the field at the forester’s lodge? And how many kg/ha was it?”
At first, it’s forgivable. However, if one is confronted again a year later with the question of what the optimum sowing density would be at the right time for sowing, the previous inaccuracy becomes a source of frustration.
Exact data on sowing dates and sowing density are essential for continuous improvement in the upcoming harvest years. Finally, you will gain experience, for example, that sowing winter grains too early leads to a higher susceptibility to disease and, thus, to a higher use of crop protection products. Or you can see from your fields that a slightly higher sowing density can reduce the use of fertiliser during the tillering phase. Such information is the basis of future improvements and growth for your business.
“But how can I as a farmer still have time for my documentation during wheat sowing?”
Convenient documentation in three simple steps:
The 365Crop app lets you document it straight from the field!
As a 365FarmNet user, you always have access to your field mapping service and can easily document your activities in the 365Crop app from your smartphone or tablet with just a few clicks.
The prerequisite for this is that your fields, machines and operating resources have already been entered. Even staff, apprentices or family members can book work themselves.
This makes collaborating even more efficient.
Get the free 365Crop App
Have your machines documented for you: From the terminal to the portal via ISO-XML.
Do you create orders on the terminal during your daily work in the field?
Then you no longer have to enter your activities manually. Once the work is done, you can conveniently import the required data from your machine’s ISOBUS terminal into the 365FarmNet portal via a USB stick. Check the booking proposal once, then the documentation is complete.
Are you getting tired of the tedious maintenance of the field mapping service? Go to the 365FarmNet portal now and test the “ISO-XML” component for free.
