You walk Creek Bottom with PropelMapper open, notice yellow lower leaves and record what you see.
Voice note
At Creek Bottom, the advisor describes the leaves, crop stage and stand count. After the note uploads, we put those observations into the visit form and report. The advisor checks the wording and adds advice before the grower receives it.
“Some gray leaf spot near the waterway. Stand count looks good, at about 32,000. Corn is at R5. Lower leaves are yellowing on the east edge.”
Sarah Lindqvist · Prairie Agronomy
The note read aloud, with its transcript.
Prairie Agronomy
Jorgensen Family Farms › Creek Bottom (Corn)
Creek Bottom (Corn): Gray leaf spot observed near the waterway.
Creek Bottom (Corn): Stand count approximately 32,000 plants per acre, noted as good.
Creek Bottom (Corn): Corn at R5 growth stage.
Creek Bottom (Corn): Lower leaf yellowing observed on the east edge.
| Reading | This visit |
|---|---|
| Stand countplants / acre | 32,000 |
| Growth stage | R5 |
Voice note 2 · Creek Bottom (Corn), 1:53 PM · Oct 11: “Some gray leaf spot near the waterway. Stand count looks good, at about 32,000. Corn is at R5. Lower leaves are yellowing on the east edge.” The visit form gets Disease Gray leaf spot, Stand count 32,000, Growth stage R5, Leaves Lower leaves yellowing, and the report lists them under Pre-harvest walk - Creek Bottom.
Field layers
The same field outline stays in view as you change layers. A dated satellite image or soil survey can suggest a place to inspect; the walk supplies the observation.
Visit heatYour team’s recorded visits
A density view of where this team recorded observations during visits.
Map views from PropelMapper · example fields. Captured views. Use the layer buttons to change the view.
Crop history
The crop map shows USDA classifications for each available year. You can take a rotation question to the grower and compare the map with their planting records.
2025
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| Field | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| East Quarter | corn | corn | corn | corn | corn | corn | corn | corn |
| Hilltop | corn | corn | corn | soybeans | corn | soybeans | corn | corn |
| Timber Edge | corn | corn | corn | corn | corn | corn | corn | corn |
| Section 30 | corn | corn | soybeans | corn | corn | soybeans | corn | corn |
| Schoolhouse | corn | corn | soybeans | corn | corn | soybeans | corn | corn |
| Railroad | corn | corn | soybeans | corn | corn | soybeans | corn | corn |
| Creek Bottom | corn | corn | soybeans | corn | corn | soybeans | corn | corn |
| Home Place | corn | soybeans | corn | soybeans | corn | corn | soybeans | corn |
Client report
Propel drafts the report from the visit. You read it beside the recordings, sign the version you read, and send it straight to the client.
Propel writes the draft from the visit. You read it beside the recordings and photos it came from and fix anything it got wrong.
Your signature goes on the version you read. Any later edit makes a new version instead of changing the signed one.
The client gets the report by email as PDF and Word, with a link to confirm they received it. The activity log records the send and the confirmation.
Earlier visits
When a grower asks about an earlier visit, Ask Propel can help you find the note and open its source. The illustrated exchange below uses our sample visit notes. You can open the earlier visit to check the observation before discussing it with the grower.
Ask Propel What did Sarah see at Creek Bottom on the last visit?
The October 11 visit notes describe lower-leaf yellowing on the east edge and gray leaf spot near the waterway. Open the original visit to check the observations and photos.
The calculators show the arithmetic behind a field estimate. The blank report forms give you space for the observations, photos and advice you will send after the visit.
You can try a familiar field in your 45 free days and read the report made from your notes. We can also work through your existing report format on a setup call.
