Who it’s forAgronomists and crop consultants
Crop scouting reports for agronomists
PropelMapper keeps your field observations, soil-sampling notes and grower follow-ups on the cornfield you walked.
What the grower reads after your scouting walk
“Stand count 32,400 plants/ac across three 1/1000 ac checks, emergence fairly even.”
Example account: Prairie Agronomy
Visual example; transcript only.
- Spoken stand count 32,400 plants/ac
- Sampling method Three 1/1000 ac checks
- Emergence Fairly even
Prairie Agronomy
Yield check - Home Place
Jorgensen Family Farms › Home Place (Corn)
At a glance
Stand count 32,400 plants/ac across three 1/1000 ac checks, emergence fairly even.
Gray leaf spot lesions on the third leaf below the ear, maybe 5% of plants.
Tar spot stromata found on two leaves near the waterway, first find this year.
Yield check - Home Place, Sep 15, 2026: “Stand count 32,400 plants/ac across three 1/1000 ac checks, emergence fairly even.” The visit form gets Spoken stand count 32,400 plants/ac, Sampling method Three 1/1000 ac checks, Emergence Fairly even, and the report lists them under Yield check - Home Place.
Agronomy visits across the farm
Every capture your agronomists record is pinned to the field. A team lead can see which growers had a visit this week and which fields are due, then open Insights for the season’s coverage.

Growers, farms and scouted fields
Switch the phone map to NDVI or the soil survey while you walk, and each layer clips to the field you are standing in.
| Level | Name in this account |
|---|---|
| Farm | Jorgensen Family Farms |
| Field | Home Place (Corn) |

The field findings in the grower report
Review the scouting round across farms
See weekly scouting activity, the farms your agronomists reached and the reports still waiting for a signature.
Explore Insights
Example account: Prairie Agronomy
What PropelMapper does not do for agronomy field visits
Your diagnosis and crop recommendation remain your professional work.
Satellite layers provide field context; they do not replace a walk or a laboratory result.

Questions about agronomy field visits
Can I find an earlier soil-sampling note?
Open the field and its visit history. The sampling depth, grid and original note stay with the visit, alongside its report and location.
Can another agronomist review the same field?
Team members with access can read the original captures, saved readings and report before the next field walk.



