(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

JDOffice 1.2
is an area of land which is physically delineated by roads, creeks, railroad tracks, etc.
Fields are permanently associated with the farm that was selected when the field was
created. You must first create the farm on the Farm tab before you can add that farm’s
fields on the Field tab.
Any of the information can be edited after you enter it. To do so, simply highlight the text
and type over it with the new information. However, do not add new fields by typing over
old ones as each field will need a separate tag number and these are only assigned when
New is selected.
To make a field inactive (or active) refer to page 46.
Add a field:
1. From the Setup menu, select Farms/Fields.
2. Select the Field tab.
3. In Farms, select the farm in which the field will be associated.
• The farm must be created prior to creating a new field for it.
4. Click New.
5. In Field name, enter a unique name.
• The first 20 characters of this name will populate the Field display name text box;
if you want a different name, highlight what is there and type over it with a new
display name.
• Press the keyboard Tab key to add it to the list.
6. Enter the remaining data as is recorded by the government land registration
documents and the Farm Service Agency (FSA).
7. When finished, click Apply to save your changes before adding another field, or click
OK to close the Setup tabs.
Note: The Area is the number of acres that are legally listed on the
government land registration documents. This area will usually be larger than
the area which will print on the maps and reports because it is the area of the
entire plot of land - not just the area that the equipment has covered while in
the field. The FSA area is the number of acres of cropland that meets the
requirements of FSA payment programs for crops such as wheat, corn,
soybeans, and cotton.
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