You will see how many samples you have stored, how many paddocks are mapped, average moisture, average screened pH (not a laboratory result), and when the last sample arrived.
The map shows GPS-tagged soil and compaction points on the farm you are looking at. Paddock outlines appear once you have drawn them. The recent list and the small trend chart are a taste of the season — not every filter and indicator.
If you look after more than one farm, choose the right one under Properties first.
More in Farm portal
6 articles- A tour of the farm portal What each screen is for when you sit down at the desk.
- Properties and client farms When one login looks after more than one block.
- Paddocks, notes and logs Draw a boundary, fix a mistake, and keep a paddock diary.
- Soil readings Find a sample, chart it, print it, or add one from the desk.
- Opening a single reading One sample: the seven indicators, a note, and nearby field context.
- Insights and Soil Analysis A filtered look at the season — never a fertiliser or lime order.
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