Step 1. Access the Field Activities Application
From the Production page, open the Field Activities application located in the left-hand menu.
Step 2. New Record Button
Click the New Record button in the top-right corner and select the type of record you want to create.
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Used to visually and descriptively document the condition of crops, soil, pests, diseases, weeds, or any anomalies. Helps build a historical technical log and support decision-making. |
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Documents a practical field activity directly related to crop management and cultivation. |
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Records all irrigation or fertigation operations — when, how much, and which sectors or subplots were irrigated, using any system (drip, sprinkler, etc.). |
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Specific record used to monitor the filling, preparation, and usage of tanks where fertilizers are dissolved before being injected into the irrigation system. Lists the fertilizers used in a particular tank for later reference in fertigation records. |
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Records readings from water meters used in irrigation systems to monitor water usage by plot, crop, or time period. Can be imported automatically if integrated meters are installed. |
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Documents when, where, how, and with which products a fertilization was carried out — manually, mechanically, or via fertigation (when not included in a fertigation record). |
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Detailed record of the application or release of biological agents, including when, where, how, and in what quantities they were used to protect crops. |
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Records all phytosanitary treatments (pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, or other liquid treatments), including technical and operational details. You must indicate the product used, its dosage, and concentration. If any parameter doesn’t comply with SIFITO, a warning will be displayed. |
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Stores information on collected samples, types of analyses performed, and results obtained to assist in agricultural decision-making. You can also georeference the analysis to support future planning. |
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Used to log all data related to the harvest of a crop in a specific plot or field, for controlling production, quality, and yield. This record is automatically added to your inventory to help you manage future sales. |