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DRAWING
Choose Start drawing, click each corner, then drag a white handle if a corner landed in the wrong spot. Double-click a handle to take a corner off. Finish placing when the shape looks right — you can still drag afterwards. Name the paddock, pick a colour, check the hectares (you can override them), and save.
EDITING
Click the paddock on the map, the map icon beside its name, or Edit boundary on the paddock page. Save changes. If you remove a paddock, its readings stay on the farm; they are just unassigned.
ON THE PADDOCK
Standing notes are the things that stay true every visit (how deep you sample, which witness points you use). The dated log is for what happened on a day — lime, gypsum, fertiliser, stock. Recent samples and laboratory reports for that paddock sit on the same page.
GPS
A phone reading with a location inside the paddock (or just outside the fence) is attached to that paddock when it arrives. You can still choose a paddock by hand if you enter a sample at the desk.
More in Farm portal
6 articles- A tour of the farm portal What each screen is for when you sit down at the desk.
- Overview The first screen after you sign in.
- Properties and client farms When one login looks after more than one block.
- 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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