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    • Allotment database
    • Texas Survey database
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    • Documents and Farm Records
    • CropScape
    • Color Customization
    • Import or Export Google Earth friendly KML files
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    • Publishing to the Web
    • Share Farm Definition
    • Farmapper Channels user Guide to Create Listings
    • Map Embedding
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Allotment database

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Introduction

Another database we integrated to make life easier for ranchers contains allotments from

Using that database you can add any allotment to your ranch.

Allotment parcel identification

Our system identifies every allotment by three attributes:

  • Allotment number - a number uniquely identifying the allotment within a state, for example "04013"

  • Allotment name - a name of the allotment, for example "Martens Bros.-Berger"

  • State - a two letter state symbol, for example "ID"

  • On our items list display the example allotment is represented as "04013, Martens Bros.-Berger, ID"

Searching for allotments on the map

When you click any point on the map it sends the query to our backend system with the coordinates of the clicked point. We try to find any allotment, which contains this location. If we find it we will display it - see Figure 1 . We also display a box with allotment description. There is a link inside it which allows you to add this allotment to your current ranch. We may also find a qq section at the same point. In that case both an allotment and a qq section are displayed in separate boxes.

Sometimes we cannot find anything in our database. In that case you will see a message like on Figure 2 .

Searching for allotments using a dialog

You can find Allotment dialog in the Inputs dropdown menu on the left - see Figure 3 .

When you open this dialog you should see something similar to Figure 4 . You can search allotments by their number or name. You can mark any found allotments for addition or removal just by checking or unchecking them. You should be aware though that nothing is changed until you click Save button. You can also discard any changes using Cancel button.

You can see a list of changes waiting for save in pending changes area on the right. It contains a list of added and removed allotments. You can remove changes from this list using x button.

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Figure 1: Map view with allotment found
Figure 2: Nothing is found in allotment database
Figure 3: Invoke allotment dialog
Figure 4: Allotment dialog