Farmlayer

With Boer&Bunder you will find the features of all fields. For example, you will always know the exact cultivable area for a crop of potatoes and what restrictions are in place in groundwater protection areas.

You can find out quickly in Boer&Bunder which crops have grown in fields over the past few years. This is very useful for setting up your cultivation plan or finding suitable land to rent or purchase.

View a field’s soil type.

In Boer&Bunder, a single field may consist of different cadastral parcels. We know the underlying cadastral parcels of each field and show the area where they overlap. 

Satellite images show where the crop is growing better or worse. And you can see the growth development over time. A great way to start with precision farming. 

When purchasing or renting land, altitude maps will show whether you should take any measures. They will show, for example, whether and how a field should be graded. The water drainage lines show where you can apply erosion measures.

We have a well-functioning website (not a mobile app), which has been adapted for the small screen of your mobile. This means you can use Boer&Bunder everywhere. Navigate directly to a field by starting your route planner at a field. 

Tip: Create a start page via your browser if you want to start Boer&Bunder quickly. 

Making your own lists makes it easy to share a group of fields on social media, with your contractor or with staff or your business. In our opinion, this is the perfect feature for anyone who wants to share fields. 

A printable field report contains the perfect summary of a field. As it has a unique QR code, you can even mention the field on product packaging if you sell directly to consumers. 

View an example of a field report here.

In Boer&Bunder you can switch important field features on and off at national level. Examples of features at national level are crops, soil types, ditches, Natura 2000 and more. 

With our useful search filter you can find on the map precisely those fields an hectares in which you are interested. You can easily export the search results to Excel or a Shapefile. View an example of an export of fields of winter wheat 2017 in the municipality of Emmen here.

You can use a dashboard with detailed charts to make analyses of the aerial development of crops. For example, you can see quickly in which soil types a specific crop is grown and what the most important previous crops were.

In Boer&Bunder Bèta you will find the very latest features of Boer&Bunder, such as a warning system for fungal diseases, the soil potential map, a crop forecaster and much more. Everyone with a PRO version or higher can try them out freely.