Free calculators for acreage, coordinates, rates, truck loads and solution grade.
Free field tools, no signup. Everything below runs on your own phone or computer, nothing you type is sent to us or to anyone else.
Turn a latitude and longitude into a code anyone can scan to open the exact spot in their map app. Good for well heads, gates, sample points, and telling a driver where to tip a load.
How many acres is it, really. Measure the block, take it off a pivot radius, or walk the corners with your phone, useful when the map, the deed and the ground disagree, and for billing the piece you actually covered.
A quarter-quarter section is 1320 by 1320 feet, which is where the 40 comes from.
Drop the sweep to 180 or 270 for a part-circle pivot working around a corner or a road.
How much product the job takes, and what the analysis actually puts on the ground per acre.
The two questions that get asked before a job goes out: how many loads is that and how long are the trucks at it, and how long is the applicator on the field before it has to come back and refill.
Efficiency is the honest part. Eighty percent is a fair day on a square block; drop it for point rows, short runs or a lot of turning.
Solution products are sold by the gallon and applied by the pound. This turns one into the other, then tells you how far a tank goes.
These are working tools, not agronomic advice. Check the numbers against your product label and your PCA before you pull the trigger on a program. Want one built for something else you do every day? Tell us what it is.