Step 1 - Open the Spraybook module
Navigate to the left side of your screen to access the different modules. Click on "Spraybook" to display the available options within this module.
Step 2 - Open the report overview
In the Spraybook module, click the "Reports" folder. Here you'll find different types of reports, such as the Consumption Report and the Treatment Report. These reports show an overview of the products used per crop.
Want to see the usage of nitrogen and phosphate? Then choose the Consumption Report. This report shows not only the applied products but also the active substances and their quantities.
Step 3 - Set the report parameters
On the left side of your screen, fill in the desired parameters:
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From / To: Select the desired date range.
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Surface: Choose between gross or net.
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Product type:
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All products
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Only products with registration number
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Only products without registration number
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Grower: Select the grower for whom you want to generate the report.
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Crop: Select the crop.
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Variety: Automatically filled in if all crops are selected. Otherwise, choose manually.
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Cultivation: Automatically filled in if crop/variety is fully selected. Otherwise, choose manually.
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Products/Active substances: Choose whether to show products, active substances, or both.
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Display: Indicate whether you want to view the data per:
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Company
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Crop
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Variety
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Cultivation
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Step 4 - Generate the report
Click the green button "Generate".
The report will appear on the right side of the screen. It may take a few seconds to load.
Step 5 - Download the report
For more info on downloading reports, please consult the article:
How do I download my report?
Step 6 - Information about active substances
The report first shows an overview of the products used and their quantities.
Further in the document, you will find the active substances, such as nitrogen and phosphate, with their usage amounts.
This is an example of a report with 'per cultivation' view:
You will find the amount of Nitrogen (N) and Phosphate (P2O5) in the grey bar.