What It Tells You
The Records tab is the farm’s notebook: every spray, fertiliser and nitrogen application, herd move, harvest and note, newest first, across every field. It is the record an inspection asks for, in the order it happened. Filter by kind or by field. Each row leads with a glyph for its kind, names the field and the product or the herd, and carries the facts the regime wants: the MAPP number on a spray, the total N on a nitrogen line.How It Works
The + button opens one sheet for all six kinds. The field, the date and the weather at the time are filled in; you add what the sheet asks for that kind.
A photo can go on a spray, a fertiliser, a nitrogen line or a note: the label, the heap, the field as it was. On a phone the sheet opens the camera; in the browser it opens a file chooser. The picture is stripped of its location data, kept with the record and shown on its row.
A record written without signal is kept on the phone and sent when it reconnects. It shows on the timeline at once, marked as pending, and becomes a plain row when it lands. See Offline Action Queue.
A spray’s four assurance fields are optional. The record prints a blank one as “not recorded” rather than leaving the column out, so an assessor sees what is missing rather than nothing.