Record field location and area
Distinguish the name your team uses from the official parcel identifier. Add location, area units and notes. A boundary drawn in the app does not replace an official cadastral record.
Solutions
Field tracking and parcel management software
Track your parcels, planting seasons, inputs, staff, stock and costs from a single system.
Features
What does this solution cover?
1
Business & land management
Farmer and business cards
Manage multiple businesses
Farmer registry number and document archive
Rented/owned land distinction
Block, parcel and title deed info
Field size, GPS location and photos
Soil and irrigation info
Soil analysis results
Planting history
2
Planting & production planning
Field–crop matching
Product and variety info
Seed brand, batch and quantity records
Planting and estimated harvest dates
Target and actual yield
Production recipes
Auto task generation from recipes
Daily task list and reminders
Season/year comparison
3
Fertilizing, spraying & irrigation
Fertilizer/pesticide name, active ingredient, dose and amount
Field and application date
Applying worker
Application cost
Disease photo and history
Stock/expiry control
Irrigation date, duration and water amount
Electricity and fuel expense records
4
Harvest, stock & sales
Harvest date, product and amount
Quality grade, loss and waste
Yield per acre
Harvest labor and machinery used
Warehouse/silo and product lots
Minimum stock and expiry alerts
Stock in–out history
Customer, credit sale and collection
Quote, order, contract and shipment records
Field-to-customer traceability
5
Finance & staff management
Income and expense records
Cash, bank, debt and receivables
Labor, fuel, electricity, rent and maintenance costs
Field- and season-based profit/loss
Cash flow and season budget
Staff, wages, attendance and advances
Task assignment and photo work logs
Role and permission management
6
Machinery & insurance
Tractor, harvester and equipment cards
Maintenance, fault and spare-part costs
License, insurance and inspection dates
Working hours, fuel and operator info
Insurance policy and claim records
Agricultural subsidy records
Use case
How does it work, step by step?
Step 1
Create a parcel
Step 2
Choose crop and season
Step 3
Create a production recipe
Step 4
Log tasks and inputs
Step 5
Store the harvest
Step 6
Record the sale
Step 7
View profit/loss
Other solutions
Other production areas
Track fields from parcel records to season results
Field management starts with knowing the location and season behind each record. Keep location, area, crop and expenses together to compare different fields on a consistent basis.
Keep seasons separate
Attach planting, application and harvest dates to their season. Assign seed, fertilizer, irrigation and labour expenses to the relevant production period.
Compare costs per area and output
Divide field expenses by the recorded area for an area-based comparison. Use the same season's harvest quantity for cost per kilogram; do not present an estimate as a measured result.
Before you start
Can I store field locations and parcel details?
Yes. Keep the location and parcel details in the field record, together with its familiar name, area unit and measurement source.
How do hectares and decares compare?
Always store the unit beside the area. One hectare is 10 decares. Convert fields to a common unit before comparing their costs or yields.
Can I separate costs across several fields?
Use field and season references to review expenses for the relevant production period. For shared expenses, also record the allocation method you chose.
Which plan should I choose for field records?
Count the parcels and staff you need to manage, then compare current limits on the Pricing page. Choose your plan when registering your farm.
Guides for your daily work
Crop & Field Production
Field locations and parcel records: a practical starting guide
Keep field identity, location, area and seasonal records consistent so the same land can be compared across seasons.
Read the guideTarliva GuidesMoving from spreadsheets to farm software: prepare your records
Clean up field and animal identifiers, dates and units before moving records. Check a small sample with this five-step migration plan.
Read the guideFinance & profitabilityWhy is per-field cost tracking important?
While input costs change every season, knowing which field truly makes a profit is the basis of good decisions.
Read the guide