Field indexes have been used in agriculture for a long time. Many farmers have already documented their measures such as fertilization, application of pesticides and soil cultivation for their individual fields in the past. In some cases, complex Excel lists were developed for this purpose, which over time became increasingly confusing and error-prone. In the meantime, a large part of the common field indexes is available online for PC, cell phone and tablet. We have summarized the most important advantages over the old versions for you:

Data backup

To one or the other perhaps already happened: If, for example, the office PC breaks down and no backup has been made beforehand, the entire field card index is gone. Many providers therefore support so-called cloud systems. The data entered is then not stored locally on a device, but externally on a server. This means that the data can be accessed from different devices and there is no risk of data loss.

Editing on the move

The cloud system makes it easy to make changes to a punch list while on the move using a cell phone. This is especially useful when several employees of a company maintain measures or when several companies are managed via one file. Another unbeatable advantage is the time saved. No more extra trips to the office are necessary. Entries can be made directly on site, so that the risk of forgetting a measure is significantly reduced.

Create CC-compliant documents

With the common land use planning indexes, you can also create CC-compliant PDF files from the measures you have entered. With just a few clicks, you have all the necessary evidence quickly created and available in the event of an audit.