Tap a paddock on the Map to open the paddock sheet. This is the main place to review a paddock’s operational record.

Map → tap paddock.

Every other link to a paddock opens this same sheet on the map: paddock links in Financial Performance, links from notifications and QR codes, and Phase Agent's Open field sheet.

From the paddock sheet you can:

On Plan, each activity shows Mark done with a More menu beside it for Edit activity, Save as template, Copy to fields and Delete activity.

On History, one Show menu picks what the timeline lists (Crop, Livestock, Recommendations, Soil, Yield, Notes, Zones), with the number of entries beside it. Each entry is one line; tap it to open it.

Pin a short note to a month on a paddock's soil chart, such as "Lime sand spread" in March 2019, so you can see what happened when the pH moved. On the paddock's Soil tab, tap Add marker above the chart, pick the Month and Year, write what happened under Note, and tap Save. The note shows as a yellow line running the full height of the chart at that month. Point at the line, or tap it on a phone, to read it ("Mar 2019 · Lime sand spread"). To change or delete a marker, tap its line, then Edit.

A marker is only a note. It isn't a job or an application record and doesn't change your stock or spray records. It belongs to the paddock, not a sampling site, so it stays put when you switch sites, and a marker before the first test or after the latest one isn't drawn. Adding, changing and deleting markers needs permission to edit the farm, and happens only on the paddock's Soil tab. The same lines show, view only, on Soil Centre's overview trends, a paddock's soil detail in Soil Centre and the soil charts in Crop Plan Studio. Soil charts now space tests by their real dates, so a gap between tests shows as a gap.

Use Notes when something is tied to a place on the paddock: weeds, rocks, gates, fences, crop growth, washouts, pests, disease, repairs or follow-up checks.

Add the first photo or note when you create a Note. Open it later and choose Add update or Add photo to build a dated timeline. This is useful for checking whether a weed spray worked, whether a crop patch improved, or whether an issue needs another job.

If the follow-up relates to planned work or a repair, link the observation to the relevant activity or job so the paddock record shows both what was done and what changed afterwards.

The paddock sheet is designed for quick field-level decisions. Use it when you are already thinking about one paddock and want the key records without leaving the map.

Use:

If you need a larger table or deeper comparison, open the relevant centre from More or use the shortcut shown in the tab.

The top of Plan is one short card. The paddock's name is already the sheet's title, so the card starts at the crop:

Copy plan and Save as template used to sit behind a "Copy/save template" button; they are now in the ••• menu beside Navigate. Navigate is the arrow button, without the word. After saving a template, Template saved. Open saved plans → takes you to Templates, where Apply in Plan Studio opens the Studio with this paddock already ticked.

The crop at the top is whatever the plan is saved as, so a paddock planned as Fallow or Pasture, or given a crop before its work is planned, shows that crop without needing a seeding pass. A plan with no crop and no seeding pass reads Crop not set.

Under that, one small card has a line each for Rotation (the last seasons' crops), Planned (N, P, S and the rest in kg/ha from the plan) and Applied (what has gone on so far).

Then come the activities, in planned-date order; once something is done, Sort by switches between Planned date and Date completed. Each activity shows its name with its cost per hectare on the right, then one line with when it was done (Done 26 Apr 2026, in green), the hectares it covered (262 ha, or 28 of 262 ha in bold when only part of the paddock was done), its planned dates and how it goes on (for example Boom or Seeder). A spray shows its water rate with a blue Fill Assist button beside it, and its droplet size and nozzle under them. A pass that adds nutrients lists them on one line, such as Nutrients N 9.0 P 19.7 S 1.3 kg/ha. Each product shows its rate on the right, with its cost per hectare and price under it; the line beneath the product says how much you need and which shed it is in. An activity added from a recommendation carries a small Reco badge after its name.

On a pass that is not done yet, tap a product's rate to change it (see Change a rate on the Plan tab in Crop Plans And Activities).

Add product, Add equipment and Add cost run across the bottom of each activity. Under them is Mark done: solid black on the next pass to do, outlined on the passes after it, and Completed · Reopen once the pass is done. Beside it, More holds Edit activity, Save as template, Copy to fields and Delete activity. A finished activity with a record has an Actual | Plan switch, and while it shows what was applied, Edit what was applied sits above Completed · Reopen.

Each activity, done or still to do, has a Notes section with Add note, for what happened on the job (see Notes on a job in Crop Plans And Activities).

To take a product or machine off an activity, point at its row on a computer, or tap the row on a phone, and tap Remove. Phase asks first ("Remove MAP?" with Cancel and Remove) and deletes nothing until you confirm. See Crop Plans And Activities for completing, reopening and correcting work.

Edits made on the Plan tab (adding, changing or removing a pass or product, applying edits to matching passes, and copying a plan or pass) show in Crop Plan Studio's Change history, labelled Edited on the paddock's Plan tab.

Check that you tapped inside the paddock boundary and that the boundary is correct in More -> Farms & Fields. If two paddocks overlap or a boundary is missing, update the field boundary first.

If a tab looks empty, check the selected season in the header. Many plan, activity and yield records are season-specific.