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How do I manage my fields?

Switching between fields, deleting my fields, crops

Updated over 5 months ago

Monitoring your crops with sensors provides farmers with real-time data on crop health, enabling precise management of resources such as water and fertilizers. By creating your crops on your app you will be able to observe their growing stages and link them to our agro modules (such as spraying windows or growing stages).


Access your fields

To navigate through the different fields you created:

  1. Go to the Agronomy section of your navigation bar.

  2. Click on the field you want to access

Sencrop - Access your fields

Edit my field

Modify data sources

💡 By default, we automatically link your field to the nearest station available on your dashboard.

To modify the stations associated with your field you just need to:

  1. Click on the three vertical dots next to your crop's name

  2. Choose Edit my field and select the stations of your choice

  3. Click on Update sources

Sencrop -  Edit my field

Rename field

If you wish to rename your field, you just need to:

  1. Click on the three vertical dots next to your crop's name

  2. Choose Edit your field

  3. Scroll down to your field's name and modify it

  4. Click on Update information


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Archive crops

If you wish to delete a crop,

  1. Click on the three vertical dots next to your crop's name

  2. Select Edit my field

  3. Click on Archive my field

Sencrop - Archive crops

🚨 If you archive your crop, you will need to replace it with the next crop on this field.

Delete fields

If you wish to delete a field,

  1. Click on the three vertical dots next to your crop's name

  2. Select Edit my field

  3. Click on Delete my field

🚨 If you delete your field, all data linked to it will be deleted as well.


💡 Agronomic indicators
Sencrop integrates within its app different agronomic indicators based on your individual weather and crop data. We help you measure and anticipate agronomic field risks to maximize yields (diseases, pests, frost, optimal operation conditions...).

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