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Map, then the chips

There is a row of chips above the map, and a solid chip is one that is on. Fields, Stores, Water, Herds and Sensors show and hide what you have drawn and placed.
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Satellite and Vegetation

Satellite swaps the streets for the imagery; the fields sit on their real ground. Vegetation (NDVI) lays the latest capture over each field, greener where the canopy is stronger.
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Read the rows

Under the map there is one row per field. It shows the crop in its colour, the hectares and anything that needs you, with the field’s cover photo or its NDVI tile on the right. Tap the row to open the field.
The Map tab: chips for Fields, Stores, Water, Herds, Sensors, Satellite and Vegetation (NDVI), then the map with three fields on satellite imagery and the sensor pins.

The Map tab with every layer on and the satellite ground.

Field rows: North Pasture, Winter wheat, an Attention badge and its NDVI tile on the right.

The field rows under the map, with the crop and the tile.

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What You See Next

The chips are remembered. A dashed outline on the map means a siting rule fails on that feature; tap it to read which.

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If It Does Not

Related: Place a Probe on the Field, Satellite NDVI, Field Map First.