Spray Record Keeping
Spray records by field, next to your farm's forecast
AgriIntel keeps a dated spray log for each field: the product, the rate and unit, the acres covered, and the wind, temperature and humidity you noted at the time. It is a simple record, not a compliance system, and it sits beside the forecast for the farm.
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What a spray record holds in AgriIntel
Short answer: each spray application is saved against one field, with a date, an optional product name, an optional rate and unit, the acres covered, the conditions you recorded and free-text notes. Wind is saved as a speed in km/h only. There is no wind-direction, operator, equipment or label field, so put anything else you need in the notes. The weather on the dashboard is a forecast for the farm's coordinates, not a measurement in the field, so the conditions on a record are the ones you enter or choose to fill in.
- Date of application, picked per record (up to a year ahead for planned work, back to 2000 for older entries)
- Product name as free text, up to 120 characters, and a rate with a unit: L/ac, mL/ac, gal/ac, oz/ac, kg/ac, g/ac or lb/ac
- Acres covered, so a partial pass on a field is recorded as such
- Conditions you recorded: wind speed (km/h), temperature (°C) and relative humidity (%), each optional
- For a record dated today, an optional "Fill from current weather" button copies the latest OpenWeather observation for the farm's location and saves that source with the record. If wind is missing it is left blank, never set to zero
- Notes, up to 2,000 characters, for anything else: wind direction, operator, water volume or the label you followed
- Every record is included in the JSON data export in Settings
- Not included: PHI or REI tracking, a product or label database, re-entry or harvest-interval reminders, inventory, and printable compliance reports
What you get in one platform
A dated log per field
Spray applications sit in the same field log as seeding, fertilizer, tillage, harvest and scouting records, newest first, so a field's season reads in one place.
Conditions you noted
Wind speed, temperature and humidity are stored as a record of what was observed. The app never marks an application safe or unsafe.
Forecast beside the record
The farm's forecast and its 24-hour spray strip (eight three-hour slots scored on wind, temperature and rain chance) are on the same dashboard, to plan the next pass.
JSON export
Settings exports your profile, farms, fields, field records and alert history as one JSON file, so your records are not locked in.
Fields and boundaries
Each field has a name, crop, season year and acres, with an optional boundary drawn on the map and its area calculated from the shape.
Farm data stored in Canada
Farm records are stored in Canada: AgriIntel's database, file storage and server functions run in Supabase's Canadian region (AWS ca-central-1). Some service providers operate outside Canada, including Stripe for payments, Resend for email, OpenWeather for weather data (it receives farm coordinates) and Anthropic for the website assistant, and the website is delivered through a global content network. The privacy policy lists every provider.
Who it's for
Frequently asked questions
What does an example spray record look like?
An illustrative entry, not a real customer record: Spray application, June 12, 2026, field "North quarter". Product: the name exactly as on the jug. Rate: 0.5 L/ac (an example figure, not a recommendation). Acres covered: 155. Conditions recorded: wind 11 km/h, 19°C, 58% humidity, entered by the operator from a hand-held reading. Notes: wind from the northwest, nozzle and water volume used. The wind direction sits in the notes because there is no dedicated field for it.
Does AgriIntel fill in the weather for me?
Only if you ask, and only for a record dated today on a farm with a map location. The "Fill from current weather" button copies the current OpenWeather observation for the farm's location and saves a note of that source with the record. It is a farm-level observation, not a reading in your field, so replace it with your own measurement if they differ. If the observation has no wind, wind is left blank for you to enter.
Is this a pesticide compliance system?
No. AgriIntel stores the record you enter; it does not check products against labels, track pre-harvest or re-entry intervals, or produce reports in any provincial format. The product label and your provincial rules decide what you must record and keep. If you need PHI/REI tracking or audit reports, use a tool built for that and keep AgriIntel for weather and simple field logs.
Can I edit a record after saving it?
Today you can add and delete records. There is no edit screen for a saved record, so to correct one, delete it and add it again.
Can I get my spray records out?
Yes. The JSON export in Settings includes every field and field record. There is no CSV export, spreadsheet import or automatic sync today.
Are spray records available in the Android app?
Yes. The free Android companion app on Google Play works with an existing AgriIntel account and includes fields and field records. It has no offline mode, so a record needs a connection to save. There is no iOS app yet.
Keep reading
- Farm & Field Records with Weather
- Farm Weather Software with Spray Windows
- Spray Window Weather Guide for Canadian Farmers
- Farm Records: Spreadsheet vs Software
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