Welcome to GoField's training and resources
At Goanna Ag, we believe that learning is the key to unlocking the true potential of our irrigation scheduling solution - GoField, and our training and resources are designed to help you improve your water use efficiency and increase your yield.
Whether you are a seasoned professional seeking to stay ahead in your field or an ambitious newcomer eager to explore new horizons, our platform is tailored to cater to your unique needs. We offer a wide array of resources, thoughtfully created to fuel your success and drive lasting impact.
Educational video library
GoField overview
Our comprehensive overview tutorial video is the key to unleashing the full potential of this revolutionary platform. Get a guided tour of GoField's user-friendly interface, ensuring you can effortlessly navigate through its features and functionalities.
Interpreting GoField data and graphs
See how GoField seamlessly displays all data in easy to interpret graphs, we will explain what each graph is telling you, empowering you to make informed irrigation decisions in real-time.
Calendar schedule graph
Deficit stress graph
Canopy temperature
Soil total graph
Rootzone
Cumulative day degrees
Soil moisture profile
GoField Installation
Welcome to the step-by-step guide on how to install GoField. Proper installation is crucial for accurate data collection. Follow these instructions carefully to ensure a successful installation.

Frequently asked questions
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To navigate GoField effectively and make the most out of the platform, please visit our comprehensive training and resources located at the top of this page. We have tutorial videos designed to guide users on how to use the platform efficiently. You will learn how to navigate the interface, locate various features, and access different sections of the platform. We also show you how to interpret the data presented on GoField.
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Yes. Simply follow these steps.
Apple IOS
1. From the web browser, go to https://gofieldv2.goannaag.net/
2. Click on the up arrow sharing.
3. Click on ‘Add to Home Screen’.
Android
1. From the web browser, go to https://gofieldv2.goannaag.net/
2. Open the menu at the top and click ‘Add to Home Screen’.
After completing these steps, GoField on your device will automatically stay up to date with the latest version. There is no need to download anything again and no need to use the Apple or Google Play store.
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Please make any changes to your profile information, please contact help@goannaag.com.au.
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To reset or change your password, please contact help@goannaag.com.au.
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To use GoField, you will need the following system requirements:
A good internet connection: GoField requires a stable and reasonably fast internet connection to access its features and data.
Any running browser: You can use GoField with any modern web browser that is compatible with either Windows or Mac operating systems. Commonly used browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari should work well. Be sure to keep your browser up to date for the best performance and security.
It's important to note that GoField does not support Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer is an outdated and insecure browser that is no longer actively developed or recommended for use. To ensure a smooth experience and security while using GoField, you will need to use one of the more modern and supported browsers mentioned above.
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The update frequency depends on the specific graph. Generally, the data is updated every hour, however, some graphs are updated every 15 minutes. To see the most current data, you will need to refresh the page, as the updates are not automatic and require user-initiated action.
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Ensuring the security and privacy of your data is a top priority for us at Goanna Ag, and we want to reassure our users that we have implemented robust measures to protect your information within the GoField platform. Here are some key points to provide assurance about our data security and privacy practices.
Data encryption: All data transmitted between your device and our servers is encrypted using industry-standard encryption protocols. This ensures that your information remains confidential during transmission.
Access control: Access to your data is strictly controlled and limited to approved personnel who need it to provide support and services. We follow strict authentication and approval protocols to ensure only agreed users can access your information.
Regular security audits: We conduct regular security audits and assessments to identify and address potential vulnerabilities in our systems. This proactive approach helps us stay ahead of security threats.
Privacy policies and compliance: We have comprehensive privacy policies in place that outline how your data is collected, used, and protected. We are committed to complying with data protection regulations and laws to safeguard your privacy rights.
Data ownership: You retain ownership of your data. We do not share, sell, or use your data for any purpose other than providing you with the services and support you've subscribed to.
Data masking: In cases where data is used for research or analytics, we employ data masking techniques to remove personally identifiable information, ensuring that your data is used in an aggregated and non-identifiable manner.
Regular updates: We continuously update our software to address security vulnerabilities to ensure that your data remains secure as new threats emerge.
Transparent communication: We are committed to transparently communicating any data breaches or security incidents promptly. In the unlikely event of such an occurrence, we will take swift action to mitigate the impact and inform affected users.
At Goanna Ag, we understand the importance of data security and privacy, especially when it comes to sensitive agricultural data. Rest assured that we are dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of data protection and privacy practices. Your trust is of utmost importance to us, and we will continue to invest in and place importance on data security to safeguard your information within the GoField platform.
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You can use the contact form below to contact our support team about any issues you encounter whilst using GoField. Please be sure to provide as much detail as possible to help our team resolve your issue/s as efficiently as possible.
For targeted training and support or if you have specific data related queries, please book a meeting with a GoField expert below. You will receive tailored one-on-one advice about your field specific data.
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To delete your GoField account, please contact help@goannaag.com.au. It's important to note that even if you delete your account, your data will remain in the system. We advise against deleting your data because there may be situations where you may need or want to access it in the future. This policy ensures that you don't lose valuable information associated with your account, and you can potentially retrieve it if needed at a later time.
Can’t find the answer to your question?
If you have a question that's not covered in our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), don't worry, we're here to help! Our goal is to provide you with the information you need, and we understand that sometimes you might have unique or specific queries that aren't addressed in our existing resources.
Simply complete the form below and we’ll make sure you have the information and support you're looking for.

Understanding terminology
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ETc stands for "crop evapotranspiration", which is a measure of the water used by a crop through both evaporation from the soil and transpiration through the plant's leaves.
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The combined process of water loss from the soil surface and transpiration from the plant leaves.
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Cumulative ETc (Evapotranspiration) is a measure of the total amount of water lost from a particular area over a certain period, typically measured in millimetres or inches. ETc is the combined amount of water lost through both evaporation from soil and transpiration by plants.
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A factor that relates the ETc of a specific crop to the reference evapotranspiration (ETo). It is a function of crop type, growth stage, and other factors. The Growth rate is automatically calculated using an algorithm and NDVI satellite imagery.
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The ratio of crop yield (or biomass) to the amount of water used by the crop. It is an important indicator of crop productivity and water management efficiency.
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Deficit stress can have significant effects on crop yield. Deficit stress occurs when a plant is not receiving enough water to meet its physiological needs. When a plant is experiencing deficit stress it can result in reduced growth, wilting and reduction in yield. Deficit stress will affect physiological processes such as photosynthesis, transpiration and nutrient uptake.
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Soil total expressed in inches, is the amount of water held in the soil rootzone expressed in volumetric units. This is a real-time measurement updated hourly in the app. GoField uses the capacitance probe method to measure the soil moisture total This method uses sensors that measure the electrical capacitance of the soil, which is related to the soil moisture content. The capacitance readings are used to estimate the soil's water content. The measurements use proprietary soil calibrations which result in measurements displayed in either imperial or metric units.
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Soil moisture capacity refers to the maximum amount of water that a soil can hold after it has been thoroughly wetted and excess water has drained away under the force of gravity. It is also referred to as field capacity or water-holding capacity.
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Refers to the soil moisture level at which irrigation should be initiated to ensure that plants have access to sufficient water to support growth and development. It is also known as the irrigation trigger point. The refill point is typically determined based on the soil type, crop water requirements, and climate conditions. And can be dynamic and changed throughout the growing season.
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Soil moisture profile refers to the distribution of water in the soil profile, which is the vertical section of soil from the ground surface down to the maximum rooting depth of plants. In the graph it shows the soil moisture profile in 4-inch layers. The soil moisture profile can vary depending on a variety of factors such as rainfall, irrigation, evaporation, and plant water use.
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Refers to the volumetric water use expressed in inches, extracted from the soil in the last 24 hours, updated every hour.
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Rainfall is the amount of rainfall graphed in real-time, updated every 10 minutes. The rainfall comes from the nearest rain gauge to the specific GoField site.
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This is a ten-day forecast at a resolution of 0.62 - 8.1 miles.
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An irrigation forecast is a prediction of the irrigation date of a crop. Based on various factors such as weather, soil moisture levels, and crop health. The irrigation forecast is generated using an algorithm that uses forecasted weather data, NDVI satellite imagery and crop health to calculate and predict when it will reach the refill point.
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Day degrees, also known as growing degree days (GDD), are a way of measuring heat accumulation over a period of time. GDD is used to predict crop growth stage.
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Cumulative day degree (CDD) is a measure of the total amount of heat accumulation over a certain period. It is like growing degree days (GDD), which is the sum of the differences between the average daily temperature and a base temperature over a given period of time.
Need some tailored advice?
Register for a short advisory session about your GoField data. Led by our product experts, in 15 minutes you'll gain valuable insights, tips, and tricks that will empower you to harness the full potential of this cutting-edge solution.
This session is your chance to ask specific questions about your data and how best to interpret the information to inform your irrigation scheduling.
