Field grid views are now available to every FarmQA account. Group and organize the field list the way you work, save that setup as a named view, and read rollup totals without exporting. Season Totals arrives in the same release: one row per field with the season's nutrient, water, and application totals.
What's New
FarmQA web
Group and organize fields in the field list
Group the field list by any column — crop, variety, organization, or a custom property — and read subtotals for each group alongside a grand total at the bottom of the grid. Collapse a group and its totals stay visible on the header row. Collapse All and Expand All in the toolbar act on every group at once.
Four views are ready to use without setup: None, Crop, Variety, and Organization. To group by anything else, configure the grid and save it. Agronomists and Enterprise Admins can save a named view that captures column layout, filters, sort, and grouping, and that view becomes available to everyone in the enterprise. Your last selected view is remembered when you return to the field list.
Numeric columns total as sums, status columns show a count per value, and percentage columns show a weighted average. Export to Excel while a grouped view is active and the grouping and total rows come through matching what's on screen.
Full details: Group and organize fields in the field list
Season Totals
The Season Totals tab gives you one row per field for the current season — nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and sulfur applied in lb/ac, irrigation and rain totals in inches, and a count of completed applications — without opening individual field records. Add Planting date, Harvest date, Yield, and Events from the Columns menu to read what went on the field against what came off it. Grouping, filters, saved views, and Excel export work the same way they do on the field list.
Full details: Review season totals across fields
Bug Fixes
Web
- The Agvise soil lab edit dialog now keeps your saved "Submit automatically" setting when you open it.
- Estimated N Release (lbs/acre) and Ca/Mg Ratio are now available as soil nutrients when you build a soil sample import profile.
Mobile
- Soil sample points wait for a GPS fix before recording position, so a point lands where you're standing.
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