The “my fields” screen provides a summary of all fields, crop status, upcoming, ongoing, and technical crop operations.
The field widget (a separate information block for each field) displays the state of the culture on the field in the current month and consists of two zones:
- 1. An information panel on the left that dynamically responds to changes in conditions (for example, performing technical operations) and displays the following data:
- type of crop on the field,
- projected return of capital,
- projected yield,
- projected gross yield. - Technical operations zone, divided into 4 weeks in each of the months, where the upcoming, ongoing and completed technical operations are displayed with an indication of the optimal and non-optimal operation execution time in certain weeks.
The technical operations zone has four lines:
- Sowing
- Fertilization
- Introduction of plant protection products
- Harvest
Each of the lines of technical operations has an indicator icon on the right side, at the moment of technical operation you will see the speed with which this operation is performed. Icons react to the availability of operations; the icon status displays the current status of the technical operation in this field:
- light gray icon - operation is not available.
- color icon - the operation is available for execution (more about performing technical operations).
- dark gray icon with a filling background - the operation is in progress, filling the background - progress implementation.
- red icon - the sowing operation is not available due to drought.
Each technical operation can be performed at the optimum time according to the technical map typical for the selected region, a week before the optimal time or a week after. Performing a technical operation at a non-optimal time has a negative impact on the yield forecast.
The display of field widgets responds to the flow of time in a session, the current week is highlighted with a blue area, past weeks are highlighted with a gray area. This helps to monitor the currently available technical operations, as well as to understand what operations are ahead of you in the near future, and which operations have already been performed or skipped. Upcoming, available, and missed operations are painted in the culture color, completed operations are grayed out.
The yield has not changed, and the return of capital across the fields of culture changes every week, although there are no technical operations. Why?
Projected crop return of capital depends not only on the yield forecast, but also on the current spot price for the harvested crop- the potential income from its future sale is calculated from the current conditions of sale. Therefore, when prices change, the forecast of capital return can change significantly.