You can now see the outcome of every soil lab results import in Settings › Logging, including which samples didn't come through and why. Prescription PDF exports also keep their maps for detailed management zones, and lab imports keep Bray P and Bray P2 as separate results.
What's New
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See the outcome of every soil lab import
Confirm that lab results arrived without checking fields one by one. Each import now appears in Settings › Logging as Successful, Warning, or Faulted. Select it to see the lab, the file, how many samples imported out of how many were expected, and which fields received results, with links to their soil samples. If anything didn't import, the entry lists each sample or measurement and the reason.
Prescription PDF maps for detailed management zones
Prescription PDF exports now include the map even when your management zones are made of many small polygons, such as densely gridded zones. Each separate region of a zone gets one label.
Also in This Release
- Lab results imports now bring across calcium-to-potassium (Ca:K) and magnesium-to-potassium (Mg:K) ratios when your lab reports them.
- When you copy field boundaries, the dialog now shows that boundaries copy into the growing season you have selected, and that the Master Boundary option keeps the field's master boundary rather than referring to a growing season.
Bug Fixes
Web
- Lab files with both Bray P and Bray P2 now import as two separate phosphorus results, each with its original lab value.
- Agvise results for composite samples now import automatically.
- Soil sample markers you delete now disappear from the field map.