Overview

TracMap mapping services provide farmers with accurate and cost effective farm maps.

No matter what the size of the property, farm maps provide a powerful visual tool. 

Farm maps are developed by using an existing aerial image (if available) or GPS co-ordinates captured on the site along with input from the farmer.

Standard farm maps include a paddock plan with accurate areas and display features such as waste areas, drains, water lanes, hazards and more.

The process to create a farm map
• Survey farm capturing GPS coordinates
• Download GPS coordinates into your PC Mapping
programme
• Draw farm map
• Create layers of information such as
- troughs, hazards, trees, break fences
• If required develop irrigation shift patterns and
add as a layer
• Present paper and data file copies of farm map to
farmer.

Features & Benefits

Benefits of an accurate farm map include

• Assisting staff carry out day to day operations such as break fencing, stock rotation, herd and crop management.

• Providing an accurate measurement of areas so that farmers can purchase correct quantities of fertiliser, spray and seed.

• Assisting contractors to ensure they deliver services to the correct paddocks.

• Ability to accurately develop irrigation shift patterns to assist with the effective shift of sprinkler and pod irrigators.