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# Farm View: Benchmark Fields

Compare field statistics across datasets in Farm View to prioritize scouting, analysis, and input decisions.

Use Farm View to compare field performance without opening each field separately. This is useful when you need to prioritize scouting, soil sampling, or follow-up analysis across a farm.

Farm View benchmarks fields using statistics from soil, yield, topography, satellite imagery, and as-applied datasets. It helps you identify fields that need attention first.

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Farm View is available at [app.geopard.tech/farm-view](https://app.geopard.tech/farm-view). Learn more on the [Field Benchmarking landing page](https://geopard.tech/field-benchmarking/).

### Data available for benchmarking

Select a layer to view its field statistics on the map. Use the field values to sort and compare fields in Farm View.

<table><thead><tr><th width="173.828125">Data layer</th><th width="395.25">Available map options</th><th width="324.69140625">Statistics available</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Latest Satellite Imagery</td><td><p>Indices:</p><p>RGB; NIR; EVI2; NDVI; LAI; OSAVI; SAVI; GNDVI; IPVI; WDRVI; MCARI1; NDWI; SBI; GCI; RCI; NDYI. See <a data-mention href="/geopard-tutorials/product-tour-web-app/satellite-monitoring/indices-for-crops-and-soils.md">Indices for Crops and Soils</a></p></td><td>Area, mean, minimum, maximum, and relative variability for the selected imagery index</td></tr><tr><td>Field Potential</td><td><p>Auto-created:</p><ul><li>Field Potential - Recent </li><li>Field Potential - Historical</li></ul></td><td>Area, mean, minimum, maximum, and relative variability for the selected potential map</td></tr><tr><td>Latest Zones Map</td><td>The most recent zones map (usually created by a customer manually or in batch)</td><td>Area, mean, minimum, maximum, relative variability, and Heterogeneity Factor</td></tr><tr><td>Topography</td><td><ul><li>Elevation</li><li>Slope</li><li>Hillshade</li><li>Elevation + Hillshade</li><li>Aspect</li><li>Aspect + Slope</li><li>Relief Position</li><li>Ruggedness</li><li>Roughness.</li></ul><p></p></td><td>Area, mean, minimum, maximum, and relative variability</td></tr><tr><td>Soil Data</td><td><ul><li>Soil pH</li><li>Organic Matter (OM)</li><li>Phosphorus (P / P<sub>2</sub>O<sub>5</sub>)</li><li>Potassium (K / K<sub>2</sub>O)</li><li>Soil Moisture</li><li>Soil Texture</li><li>Electrical Conductivity (EC)</li><li>Organic Carbon (OC)</li><li>Bulk Density</li><li>Nitrogen (N)</li><li>Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC)</li><li>Carbonate Content (CaCO<sub>3</sub>)</li><li>Calcium (Ca)</li><li>Magnesium (Mg)</li><li>Zinc (Zn)</li><li>Sulfur (S) </li><li>and more</li></ul></td><td>Area, mean, minimum, maximum, and relative variability for the selected soil attribute</td></tr><tr><td>Yield Data</td><td><ul><li>Yield volume</li><li>Dry Yield</li><li>Wet Yield</li><li>Moisture</li><li>Protein</li></ul></td><td>Area, mean, minimum, maximum, and relative variability for the selected yield attribute</td></tr><tr><td>As Applied/As Planted</td><td><ul><li>Applied Rate</li><li>Target Rate</li></ul></td><td>Area, mean, minimum, maximum, and relative variability for the selected rate</td></tr></tbody></table>

### Before you start

* Open **Farm View** [**https://app.geopard.tech/farm-view**](https://app.geopard.tech/farm-view) in the GeoPard web app.
* Ensure the fields you want to compare are available on the farm map.
* Add the dataset you want to benchmark where applicable.

### Benchmark fields

1. Open the farm in **Farm View**.
2. Choose the dataset or layer you want to assess.
3. Open the **Statistics** panel.
4. Review each field’s area, mean, minimum, maximum, and relative variability.
5. For zone maps, also review the **Heterogeneity Factor**.
6. Compare the values across fields to identify outliers and priorities.

The panel is collapsible. Collapse it when you need more map space.

### Use the results

Use the benchmark to focus your next action:

* High relative variability can justify closer scouting or management-zone review.
* Unexpected yield or as-applied values can trigger a data-quality check.
* Soil and topography differences can help prioritize sampling or analysis.

The statistics describe the selected data. They are not agronomic recommendations. Confirm field conditions before changing an input plan.

### Move from comparison to action

From the Statistics panel, select **Sampling Plan** to begin soil-sampling planning. Select **Create Equation Batch** to start batch equation analytics for the selected fields.

For detailed Farm View background, see [Field Benchmarking](https://geopard.tech/field-benchmarking/). You can also use [Heterogeneity factor](/geopard-tutorials/product-tour-web-app/zones-maps-and-analytics/heterogeneity-factor.md) to interpret within-field variation.


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