Field evidence, kept in view

Turn field evidence into a plan you control.

See fields, inputs, zones and rates together. Review the plan, then generate ISOXML or Shapefile for the next system.

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Genuine Better Yield map view showing eight crop-coloured parcels over satellite imagery. — Eight crop-coloured parcels across 155.5 ha, straight from the product map. Eight crop-coloured parcels over satellite imagery cover 155.5 ha; the in-product Crop Types (8) counter corroborates the eight crops.Basemap data attribution, not a Better Yield partnership. © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap © Maxar

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Follow the field from source to export.

Six product states keep the same field, its evidence and the human review boundary connected.

One field, one evidence trail

Choose a field

Start in the multi-field workspace and select the boundary to evaluate while the other fields stay in view.

Genuine Better Yield interface showing eight irregular fields; the field list marks Parcel A with five zones. — The eight-field workspace; Parcel A marked with five zones. Eight irregular fields and 155.5 ha are visible; the list marks Parcel A as having five zones.Basemap data attribution, not a Better Yield partnership. © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap © Maxar

Inspect the inputs

Check the selected boundary, source records, units and analysis values.

Zone classes follow the national soil classification your laboratory reports against. Latvian and German systems are supported today.

Genuine Better Yield field view with several irregular boundaries and one selected field. — The selected 42.79 ha field with its five zones and coverage summary. The selected 42.79 ha irregular field, five coloured zones, coverage summary and prescription path are visible together.Basemap data attribution, not a Better Yield partnership. © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap © Maxar

Review the zones

Compare the five management zones, their labels and their classes.

Zone identity is communicated with text and boundaries as well as colour.

Genuine Better Yield zone view with five colour-coded management zones and class labels. — Five zones with visible labels. Colour is not the only identifier. Five map zones and five records show area, coverage and P, K and pH class badges.Basemap data attribution, not a Better Yield partnership. © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap © Maxar

Inspect the rates

Read the calculated rate for each zone and check the visible variation.

The rate for each zone follows its class and stays visible for review.

Genuine Better Yield variable-rate plan with labelled rates across an irregular field. — Five base rates and eight transition areas, labelled from 207 to 813 kg/ha beside the rate table. Five base rates, eight transition areas, labelled values, a 207 to 813 kg/ha legend and the rate table are visible.Basemap data attribution, not a Better Yield partnership. © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap © Maxar

Keep human control

A responsible person reviews the inputs, zones and rates before export.

Access rights and human review are separate. No formal approval workflow is claimed.

Genuine Better Yield interface showing an irregular field with labelled variable rates. — Labelled rates from 207 to 813 kg/ha across the zones, with transition areas in view. The irregular application map, 207 to 813 kg/ha range, transition areas, status and Export control are visible.Basemap data attribution, not a Better Yield partnership. © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap © Maxar

Generate the package

Create ISOXML or Shapefile from the reviewed plan.

Both formats generate from the running product. Confirm terminal acceptance for your setup.

Genuine Better Yield export dialog showing ISOXML and Shapefile choices for a variable-rate plan. — The export chooser with Shapefile and ISOXML, transition handling and rates in kg/ha. The genuine chooser visibly presents Shapefile and ISOXML, transition handling, kg/ha and an explicit Export action.

VRA to export

Move a reviewed plan into a real package.

The running product generated both output formats from the same reviewed plan.

ISOXML
Generate an ISOXML package led by TASKDATA.XML.
parcel-a-p-2026-isoxml.zip
Shapefile
Generate the related Shapefile components in one package.
parcel-a-p-2026-shapefile.zip

See every file in both packages

Choose your operating path

Start with the job you need to do.

The product stays consistent while the evaluation path reflects field, team or partner responsibilities.

Farms, independent agronomists and contractors

Review boundaries, zones and calculated rates before you create an output.

Talk about your workflow

Operations and enterprise teams

Evaluate invitations, roles, field access and the export boundary.

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White-label partners

Scope a partner-branded environment, language needs and operating responsibilities.

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Six practical questions, answered.

What data can I start with?

Start with a field boundary and the agronomic records relevant to your plan. Confirm the exact source files and units for your workflow.

Can I review zones and rates before export?

Yes. The workflow keeps the zones, classes and calculated rates visible for human review before export.

Which output formats are available?

The product generates both ISOXML and Shapefile packages. Confirm the exact terminal, implement, licence and configuration before field use.

Can several people work in one account?

Yes, within the demonstrated roles and access levels. Account roles, field or farm access and human review remain separate controls.

Can I use my government field boundaries?

Better Yield imports Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML and CSV. If your rural payments service lets you export your parcels, that file is what we read.

Which soil index systems do you support?

Better Yield reads the soil class your laboratory reports against. Latvian and German systems are supported today, and British index systems are in preparation.