How to Create a Season Recommendation with Ag Assistant

1. Click field you want to look at.

2. Click "Recommendations" in the top right.

3. Click "Season Recommendations" under the drop down.

4. Click "Try Ag Assistant" and summary under each category will populate.

5. Score each category.

6. You can edit or add/remove words from the paragraph.

7. Click "Save"

8. Click the field to share report.

9. Type in name and select phone or email of recipient/recipients.

10. You can also click "Download" at the bottom to get a PDF to print.

11. Click "Share" to send report.

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