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Field Management

Fields are the foundation of your farm data. Each field represents a physical plot of land with a defined boundary, area, and assigned crop.

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Adding a Field

1

Open the Fields Page

Navigate to Fields in the left sidebar.
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Start Drawing

Click the + Add Field button. The map will enter drawing mode with polygon tools enabled.
3

Draw the Boundary

Click on the map to place corner points of your field boundary. Click each vertex to outline the shape. Close the polygon by clicking the first point again or using the finish button.
4

Review & Edit the Polygon

After drawing, you’ll see a Confirm Geometry step. You can:
  • Drag vertices to adjust the shape
  • Review the calculated area in hectares
  • Discard and draw again if needed
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Save Field Details

Once the geometry is confirmed, fill in:
  • Field Name — A descriptive name
  • Crop Type — Select the crop grown on this field
Click Save to create the field.

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Field Area Calculation

The field area is automatically calculated from the polygon geometry when you save. The area is displayed in hectares (ha) and is recalculated whenever you edit the field boundary.
Area calculations use geodesic measurements to account for the Earth’s curvature, ensuring accuracy even for large fields.

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Editing a Field

  1. Click on a field in the list or on the map
  2. Edit the name, crop, or boundary
  3. If you modify the polygon, the area is recalculated automatically
  4. Save your changes

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Deleting a Field

  1. Select the field you want to remove
  2. Click Delete
  3. Confirm the deletion
Deleting a field is permanent. The field boundary, associated satellite data, and any linked monitoring polygons (from satellite providers like Agromonitoring) are also cleaned up automatically.

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Archiving a Field

Instead of permanently deleting, you can archive a field:
  1. Open the field detail page
  2. Click the Archive button
  3. The field is soft-archived and removed from active views
Archived fields can be found and restored from the Archive Center (accessible from the sidebar). Archiving preserves all data including satellite imagery, operations, and analytics.
Use archiving instead of deletion when you want to remove a field from active use but may need to reference its data later.

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Uploading Field Data

You can also upload field boundaries from files:
  1. Go to Uploads in the sidebar (under the Fields module)
  2. Upload shapefiles (.shp, .geojson, .kml) containing field boundaries
  3. Review and import the uploaded fields

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Crops

Manage your crop types from the Crops page:
  • Add custom crop varieties
  • Assign crops to fields
  • Track which crops are grown across your farm

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Field Detail Page

Click on any field to open its detail page. The detail page uses a vertical sidebar with organized sections giving you access to a comprehensive set of analysis tools:

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Core Tabs

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Environmental Data

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Soil (collapsible group)

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Crop Intelligence (collapsible group)

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Visualization (collapsible group)

For detailed documentation on satellite, weather, soil, and visualization tabs, see the Satellite & Remote Sensing guide. For crop intelligence tabs, see Crop Intelligence.

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