About
This app helps growers predict and measure spray coverage based on weather and spray settings. It allows for recording, analysis, and archiving of spray data to optimize costs and improve pest control.
What's New in SnapCard
2.1
June 12, 2018
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Numerous improvements
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FAQ
What is SnapCard used for?
SnapCard is a decision support tool for growers to predict and measure spray coverage. It helps optimize spray application costs, improve pest control, and reduce the risk of pesticide resistance.
How does SnapCard predict spray coverage?
SnapCard predicts spray coverage by inputting spray volume, adjuvant use, tractor speed, nozzle size, and weather data like temperature, humidity, and wind speed. Users can also refine predictions with 'what if' analysis by changing spray settings.
Can I record my spray treatments with SnapCard?
Yes, SnapCard allows you to save predicted coverage along with spray settings and additional treatment details such as Job ID, address, operator name, equipment used, pesticide, and active constituent. This data is synchronized and archived on a secure server.
How does SnapCard measure actual spray coverage?
After treatment, you can use SnapCard to photograph water sensitive spray cards placed in the field. The app then crops the image to the droplet area, calculates actual coverage, and compares it with the predicted coverage.
Is SnapCard available on Android?
Based on the provided data, SnapCard is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Information regarding Android availability is not included.
How often is SnapCard updated?
The latest version of SnapCard is 2.1, which was last updated on June 12, 2018. Further update frequency information is not available.
What is the rating for SnapCard?
SnapCard has a rating of 3.0 stars from 2 ratings. This indicates a mixed reception from its limited user base.
Does SnapCard have ads?
No, SnapCard does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use without any ad interruptions.
