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Customer stories about field visits and reports

Farm managers, crop advisors and other agricultural teams describe what they record in PropelMapper during a visit and how the notes reach the next person.

A signed disease scouting visit at Ridge Field: visit details, the steps from capture to sign and send, and the visit metrics, each with its source
Example account: Prairie Agronomy.

Used by field teams at

  • Peoples Company
  • Agricultural Advisors
  • Atmosphere Global
  • Boon Greenhouse Consultancy

Customer stories

4 teams

Customer stories

Peoples Company logo

Peoples Company

Peoples Company manages farmland in Iowa and the Midwest. Managers record inspections for owners, and the office reviews the reports.

Farmland management · Iowa and the Midwest

Read Peoples Company’s account
Agricultural Advisors logo

Agricultural Advisors

Agricultural Advisors works with specialty crops in California’s Sacramento Valley. Mike M. visits the ranches and records his observations for the office.

Crop advisory · Sacramento Valley, California

Read Agricultural Advisors’s account
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Atmosphere Global

Atmosphere Global sells its own cleaning and biosecurity products to swine and livestock operations. Most of its selling happens at trade shows. The team records each booth conversation in PropelMapper and runs its customer relationships there: contacts, relationship notes and the account history behind each follow-up.

Biosecurity sales · Illinois

Read Atmosphere Global’s account
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Boon Greenhouse Consultancy

Boon Greenhouse Consultancy records visits to greenhouse growers in PropelMapper. Each visit is filed under the grower’s site, where the consultant can find it when returning.

Greenhouse consulting

Read Boon Greenhouse Consultancy’s account

What to look for in these accounts

The report you owe someone can help you choose an account to read. Peoples Company describes farm inspections and office review for owner reports. Agricultural Advisors describes the ranch map and recordings used to prepare crop reports. Atmosphere Global describes customer conversations and account history. Boon’s profile describes greenhouse visits saved under the grower’s site.

For your own work, follow the information from the place you visited to the person receiving the report. Can that reader identify the field, bench or building? Can they find the photos behind a finding? Can a colleague see what needs another visit? The individual pages pair the published account with practical guidance for planning your own record and a separately labeled product example.

We turn uploaded notes and photos into a draft report. You check the names and readings against the originals, add your assessment and review the next steps before signing and sending. A blank report form can help you plan the details you need. The field tools and calculators work with your own inputs; those inputs and assumptions belong with any result you include in a client report.

Brown, black and white cattle in a grassy pasture, with green fields and wind turbines behind them.
Farm photography by the PropelMapper team.

Find the account closest to your work

The customer accounts above describe their work. Our sample report shows the kind of document you can read and send from your own visit notes.

What do you write up after a visit?

Pick one and see the signed report PropelMapper drafts for it.