Edit a Field Name or Boundary
1. Click "Tools"
2. Click "Field data"
3. Click the client on the right side.
4. Select the field you are wanting to edit. This field can not be in enrolled in the plans. If it is you will need to remove it.
5. Click here "Edit Field Data".
6. Click "Edit" next to the acre amount.
7. You then can manipulate the field boundary by clicking and dragging the dots.
8. You can also click "Draw Custom Boundary" to add another polygon to this field.
9. Once you draw another polygon you can hit save and there will be two polygons under this field.
10. You can also edit the field name by clicking in the box. You can delete/type the correct field name.
11. Click "Save" and refresh.
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