Tap the field. See where it ponds, where it dries out, and a free planting map that pulls seed off those spots. Takes a few minutes.
Built by Daniel Knutson, 17, who farms with his family near Meservey, Iowa. Free, no account.
Tap your field on the map and we pull its boundary for you. You can fix any edge on the next step.
A boundary export, a yield map or a planting map: a zipped shapefile, GeoJSON or KML. Read in memory and dropped. Only the outline you confirm is kept, the same as a tapped one.
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Boundary from USDA crop sequence data. Drag a corner if it's off.
That is a big outline. Check the edges carefully, then drag a corner or cut it back before continuing.
Two edges of the outline cross, or one parcel lies over another. Drag that corner back, or press Undo.
Cut-outs ground inside the outline you don't plant
Fill in: tap ground just outside the outline and we look up its edges in the crop record. Separate parcel: ground you plant with this field across trees, a creek or a road; the gap stays out of your acres. Straighten takes small jogs out of an edge, a step further each press. For an edge that should run straight along a road, a railroad or a fence, Cut off along a line is quicker.
Reading the soil survey and the elevation model...
We can't see tile. If a low spot is tiled, it may not pond.
Every summer of satellite since 2017, checked against this field: where it held water, where it dried out, and a planting map built on all of it. It takes a few minutes. Put in your email and I'll send you the link and the PDF.
Starting...
You can close this page. The link and the PDF will be in your email when it's done.
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