(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

JDOffice 1.2
Multiple Crops in One Field
JDOffice supports multiple crops in one field. When two or more crops are
present in a given field, the field will look like multiple fields (from the farm map)
because it will be divided with crop boundaries.
If you move the cursor over them, the field name and crop planted will appear
in the message line at the bottom of the screen. When you double click on a
crop (or click Go to Field) on the farm map, the entire field map will open (with
all crops).
On the map above, North Field is planted with corn on the left and soybeans on
the right. Because there are multiple crops in the same field, the Add Map
Layers window has duplicate Harvest Log layers - one for each crop.
Within the Layers chooser, the field layers will be divided between the two
crops. JDOffice will treat the crops as separate fields although both crops and
their corresponding layers will appear on the screen together.
If you have multiple crops in a field, you are still able to create an application
plan - although there can only be one plan per crop. For example, let’s assume
the field has both corn and soybeans. First, create a new plan for corn (use the
Layers chooser to view the crop boundary). Wherever soybeans are planted in
the field, set the rate to zero. Copy the plan, then reverse the rates of seeding
between the two crops in the polygons that have already been established. It
is important to divide the field correctly between the two crops, otherwise the
number of bags of seed (per variety) on the Seeding Plan Summary report may
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