What else is available out there for agriculture and tablet compatible please?
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What else is available out there for agriculture and tablet compatible please?
Just found this one tonight :Quote:
Originally Posted by RGT
http://openagtoolkit.com/apps/tillage/index.html
it will also sync with https://trello.com/b/5m5yG3Cl/openatk-tillage
may be useful where a farm has several workers and wants to keep track of who has done what - also for a contractor to advise clients of work done / or progress.
Doesn't appear to offer facilty to upload a map of fields eg KML file to show outline of fields .
Still both apps free so worthy of download to have a play with.
Also one to keep an eye on ( for more technically minded ) www.isoblue.org - open source isobus PC
ETC
I've just found this one http://farmlogs.com/farm-management-features/ ... & have got very excited about it! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Etcetera
It's a USA product but seems to work perfectly fine for a UK farm. :cool:
Not only is it free, but you can put all of your fields in by clicking around the outlines on a (google?) map - a bit like working with Magic maps.
You can add crops - choose from list or add own, add varieties, fert, chemicals, etc.
Log it on the calendar, as it happens & it gets added to that field & crop records
You can add costs, yields & prices & it totals it up.
Record crops in store - grain store, silage, etc
It gives info on local weather & rainfall - even though it's a USA product.
You can add machinery & record maintenance.
There's some vids - http://vimeo.com/user17195917/videos - a bit USA biased but you get the idea.
There's a mobile app, it's cloud stored & there appears to be free email support too.
What does anyone else think about Farmlogs?
Just got to get bro-in-law trained up on his ipad now! :p
:eek::eek: That looks very interesting, worth another :eek: I thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by Sam_TM
The way it 'measures' the field when you add it, I guess it could be useful for a contractor. You then add the field to a specific 'group', ie. different farms.Quote:
Originally Posted by foxbox
Adding crops & inputs gives you chance to add different costs & notes.
... & then you can do totals per crop, or field, or group ... :cool:
I'm liking Farmlogs more & more!
... especially the 'free' bit! :D
Have a look at 'Farm Manager' by Stringybark software, out of Australia. Its for iphone only so far. I needed something to record paddock operations as they happened. Didnt need the level of complication that most have. Has been working well.
Hello everyone,
this thread is fairly old and I wonder if one of you has still a need for a farm management solution. If so, get in contact with MCI Systems Ltd, sales@mcisystems.co.uk and have a chat about your specific business requirements. MCI Systems offers bespoke software solutions such as crop analyzing, traceability of all raw materials, weight control to relevant legislation, monitoring and control of quality, analyzing yield and waste, advanced reports or labeling just to name a few.
MCI Systems Ltd.
Alfred House
3A Waverley Lane
Farnham
Surrey GU9 8BB
United Kingdom
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mci-systems-ltd.
Web: www.mcisystems.co.uk
Hello everyone,
this thread is fairly old and I wonder if one of you has still a need for a farm management solution. If so, get in contact with MCI Systems Ltd, sales@mcisystems.co.uk and have a chat about your specific business requirements. MCI Systems offers bespoke software solutions such as crop analyzing, traceability of all raw materials, weight control to relevant legislation, monitoring and control of quality, analyzing yield and waste, advanced reports or labeling just to name a few.
MCI Systems Ltd.
Alfred House
3A Waverley Lane
Farnham
Surrey GU9 8BB
United Kingdom
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mci-systems-ltd.
Web: www.mcisystems.co.uk