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Updated September 25, 2020
The
Hour and Herbicide Distributor (HHD) application
addresses the following situation: a crew goes out, and in a
single day, treats many weed infestations.
They make a record of each treatment. Instead of recording the
number of person hours spent on each treatment in the field,
they use this application after the fact to divide up the total number of hours
across all of their treatment records.
If the treatments utilize herbicide, and the crew mixed up a single batch of herbicide which they used all day long for multiple treatments, then they can also use this application to assign a portion of that herbicide mixture to each treatment. |
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Search
Start by entering the date that the work happened in the
On Date field, in the format YYYY-MM-DD
(February 20, 2019 is written as 2019-2-20).
Open
Note that each project may have its own form, and that this application works with a single Weed Manager form. Once you have chosen organizations and projects, the application determines which project form to use. If you chose a single project, or more than one project that uses exactly the same form, then there is no choice: the application knows to use that form. However, if there is more than one form involved with your choice of organizations and projects, you will need to choose one of the forms to continue. In this case, the various project forms appear in the Project Form drop down. These additional search criteria are available. All are optional.
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Results
The results appear in a table below.
When you click on the ID of a record, a menu appears
with these actions: DETAIL, edit, and remove.
Click edit to view the record in the Plant Observation Entry application.
Click remove to remove the record from the table.
Once a record is removed, it will not be included in the
hour or herbicide distribution.
The remove function makes this search strategy possible: Instead of trying to search for exacly those records that need to have hours or herbicide assigned to them, you can search for a wider set of records, and then just eliminate those that do not belong.
Once you have the records you want in the result table, press
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Entering Hours
Once you have the records you want in the result table, open
In the Hour Entry panel, the values for Crew and Role come from the selected form, if possible. For Crew you can choose from the drop down, or type in a name. Enter the Total Person Hours; this is the number that will be divided between the treatment records in the table. It represents the sum of all of the hours put in by all of the people in the chosen crew. Enter the Number of People; this number will be copied to each generated Work Session record. Press . The generated Work Session records appear in a popup. The Reference column contains the original treatment record number.
Person Hours are shown in decimal hours, where 5 minutes appears as 0.0833, and 6 minutes appears as 0.1. To specify a minimum number of minutes per record, check Minimum minutes per record and enter the number of minutes. If the generated Work Session records look good, press . After saving, press the Session Entry link to view the Work Session records that were just generated and saved. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Entering Herbicide
Once you have the records you want in the result table, open
Enter Solution Amount. This number will be divided between the treatment records in the search results. Enter one or more chemicals. The selection of chemicals comes from the selected form (Product 1, Product 2, etc.). This application works with two different ways of tracking chemicals:
Press . The generated solution amount values appear in a popup. If the solution amounts look good, press . The values you entered here will overwrite any other chemical values on those records. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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RELEASE NOTES:
September, 2020: v. 0.80:
Added support for forms that use the
November, 2017: v. 0.60: April, 2016: v. 0.50:
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