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Farm Trac is a full mapping and auto notation package written for Microsoft Windows. Designed with the farmer in mind, Farm Trac lets you draw, and farm your fields to keep automatic notations for field history and chemical usage on each field.
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- Includes easy-to-use drawing tools for drawing fields, structures and landmarks.
- Use scanned FSA maps to help you draw your maps.
- Farm your fields using icons that represent your machinery, animals and personnel to simulate your farming actions. Planting a field? Simple. Just
select a tractor, driver, and planter; load the planter with seed, fertilizer, and chemicals; go to the field and plant. A notation will automatically be made listing the date, the
operation, who performed the operation, the equipment used, kind and rate of seed, fertilizer, and chemicals used. At harvest, record yields per acre as well as totals using
scale tickets or a "Harvest Calculator."
- Calculates acreage on your fields, automatically.
- Unlimited zoom, from an entire map of the United States down to a small garden spot. This gives you unlimited space in which to draw your map (no
need to ever resize).
- Tracks inputs, production, and crop rotation information.
- Print full-color maps to any Windows compatible printer.
- Ability to create EPA required Pesticide Application Schedules that conform to Worker Protection Standards.
- Note tillage practices, fertilizer rates, herbicide use, weather conditions, crop yields, etc.
- Easy-to-use on-screen help functions.
- Keep maintenance records, oil changes, etc. on equipment.
- Save maps in a Windows bitmap file for use in other programs.
- Keep your field histories automatically so you'll know at a glance which practices work best. No need to type, it's automatic! You just simulate your farming actions and Farm Trac records these actions.
- Record, sort, and print restricted chemical requirements automatically.
- Split or merge fields at any time to reflect changes in farming methods.
- Field colors and patterns change to look tilled, planted, or harvested.
- Record pasture rotations for intensified grazing.
- Print notation listings by field, date, etc. automatically.
- Display text on fields, streams, structures, or create special "notes" that can be placed anywhere on your map and printed.
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