Traction Field App v1.1 Feature Release

Traction Field App v1.1 Feature Release

With the latest release of the Traction Field App v1.1, we have improved the workflow for target sampling and added the ability to share shapefiles directly from your iOS device.

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  • Target Labels and Numbering – When using target sampling, you now have the ability to not only hide the labels for each sample target, but you can also define the starting target number used in the sampling event. Learn more about labels and numbering
  • Maximum Sampling Distance – You can set your maximum distance from target setting and receive notifications when you are outside of this range. If you are outside the range, you can select to mark at the target location, mark target at your current location, or create a new sample at you location. With this feature, you can ensure that your samples are taken within a defined distance to their target. Learn more on sampling distance
  • Distance to Target – When using target sampling, you can now see your current distance from the next sample target. Depending on your current distance, the label will either be green when you are within range or white when you are out of range.
  • New Sharing Options Available – Now you can easily share shapefile data directly from your iPhone or iPad. The Traction Field app now supports sharing a shapefile of a field, along with your sample events. You can choose to send the zip file via text, e-mail, or a cloud sharing platform like iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, and more. Learn more boundries and sampling
  • Navigate to Field – From a field that has a boundary, you now have the option to load the coordinates into Apple or Google Maps, or copy them to utilize in another navigation app of your choice. Learn more about the Field App
  • Brian Stark
    Brian Stark is the Product Marketing Director for Traction Ag, based in Auburn, Indiana. Prior to co-founding the company in 2020, he led the sales and marketing efforts at Farm Works Software for 14 years and was part of Trimble’s marketing and communications team for 10 years. He completed his undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University in Agribusiness. Brian and his wife, Kimberly, own a Centennial Farm in Edgerton, Ohio, and have three children.
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