Choose your site and then press ‘Crops’.

Tap ‘+’.

Complete all relevant information.

Remember, the data fields with * next to it are mandatory.

If you want to map your crop, tap ‘Map’ and draw its boundary.

When complete, press ‘Save’ and then ‘Close’ to return to the main Crops page, where your new crop will be listed.

Press the field name (which confirms the associated crop in its thumbnail) to open your crop.

Make the changes that are required.

When complete, press ‘Save’.

When you are viewing a crop, press ‘History’.

This will display any inspections and plans performed on the crop.

Tap on any activity to see the full details.

Choose the relevant crop from the Crops page.

Press the actions icon to reveal the options available.

Tap ‘Remove this Crop’.

A pop-up box will appear and you need to confirm your action by tapping ‘Remove’.

Find your crop and tap its thumbnail to open it.

By default, you should navigate to the ‘Detail’ page, but you need to press ‘Map’.

The map’s centre will be your field (if it has been mapped).

Tap ‘Edit’ to enable to the mapping tool.

The mapping tool uses standard navigational methods. Pan by dragging your finger across the map and zoom by pinching two fingers together.

Tap the outline of the crop within the field to draw your boundary.

There are tools at the bottom of the page to help you (i.e delete point, clear, undo and redo).

You can move any boundary point by pressing on it and dragging it.

When complete, press ‘Save’ and then ‘Close’.