GrowData 6.5.1 Release Details

Irrigate

See which Blocks each valve is watering (ON HOLD UNTIL 15th DEC - FIXING ISSUE)
Blocks can now have multiple valves, and valves can feed multiple Blocks. On the Overview map and in the valve table you can see exactly which Blocks are being irrigated right now, based on the valve–Block links you set up on the Valve page.
This means you can:

• See at a glance what’s actually being watered, not just which valves are on

• Spot mapping issues quickly (for example, a valve linked to the wrong Block)

• Plan and adjust irrigation with more confidence, knowing the map matches how your farm really runs

Mobile-friendly Blocks page
The Blocks page has been reworked for phones and tablets, with cleaner layouts, better spacing, and larger tap targets.
This means you can:

• Comfortably check and update Blocks while you’re out on the farm

• Make changes on the spot instead of waiting until you’re back at a desk

• Reduce back-and-forth trips between the field and the office

Better visibility in the field for LoRa
The LoRa configuration page has been updated so the table now shows the latest valve pressure reading, the time it was recorded, and the physical location of the valve – all in one place.
This means you can:

• See which valves have pressure issues

• Know exactly when the last reading was taken, so you can judge how fresh the data is

• Head straight to the right block when something looks wrong

• Fix problems faster and spend less time hunting for “the valve with the issue” and more time managing the bigger picture

Irrigate Bug Fixes

• More stable Overview map – Areas now load correctly the first time and only update when something actually changes, so you see fewer jumps or glitches on the map.

• Accurate shift timing with pauses – Pump and shift end times now stay correct when you pause and resume, so your schedules match what’s really happening in the field.

• Safer valve imports between farms – Valve CSV imports now always apply to the farm you’ve selected, so valves won’t accidentally end up assigned to the wrong farm.