Equipment Width (m): Enter the actual width of the towed implement you are using on the tractor to work in the field. The generator will create parallel lines optimized for this equipment.
Angle (°): Specify the direction angle of the rows (azimuth). This affects the orientation of the lines in the field. By default, 15° is recommended, but you can adjust it to achieve the best row alignment.
Direction for Row 1: Select the side of the field where the row numbering starts. For example, if you choose "North", the first row will be located on the northern edge of the field — that’s where your processing will begin.
Processing Mode: Choose whether to process every row (numbers 1, 2, 3, …) or every other row (numbers 1, 3, 5, …), depending on your needs.
Overlap (cm): Enter the desired overlap between rows. If the value is positive, rows will overlap by the specified amount to help avoid skips; if negative — there will be fixed gaps between the rows.
The generated KML file can be uploaded to a precision farming navigation software (agricultural guidance system, precision farming system, guidance controller) to carry out field operations according to a pre-planned route. These lines help the operator move across the field with minimal overlaps and gaps, greatly increasing the efficiency of fieldwork. This is especially important during fertilization, spraying, or seeding, where accuracy is critical. By planning the trajectory in advance, it is possible to save fuel, time, and resources while improving the overall quality of field processing.