How do I Merge Two Field Boundaries into One?

Overview:

Field Boundaries play an important role in all aspects of Pioneer® Field360™ Studio and Corteva Fields services. Review the field boundaries each year as early as possible to avoid issues later in the year. Pioneer® Field360™ Studio has boundary editing options that are not available in Corteva Fields. 

Requirements:

• Access to Pioneer® Field360™ Studio is required. 
• Operation is created in Connex.
  NOTE: To create a new Operation or add an existing operation to your Operation list, contact your Territory Manager, who will work with NAO Master Data to have the Operation added to your AAR.
• Field Boundaries created.
• Monitor data must be unlinked first before merging boundaries (step 2).

NOTE: Updating Field Boundaries may not automatically update crop zones or field-level layers such as Encirca Decision Zones layers. Also, editing a boundary changes how the boundary displays in all crop years, not only the year selected.

NOTE: Fields enrolled in Granular Agronomy Services cannot be modified.

Process:

1. In the Grower window, select the Operation and Crop Year.
2. If there is any linked data in any crop year, it must be unlinked to be protected. In the Resources window, Expand the Farm, Field and Crop Zone in the Domain Tree.
   • Verify that there is no Harvest, As-Planted, or similar data.
   • If there is data under the crop zone, right-click the data icon in the Domain Tree and select Delete FieldOp to temporarily remove it from the domain tree and map. It will be added back after merging fields.
   • Repeat for all years with data.
   • Repeat for all fields to be merged.
   • If there is no data for either field, skip step 2 and proceed to step 3.
3. In the Resources window, Expand the Farm and select the Field from the domain tree.
   NOTE: The name of the field selected first is lost after the merge.
4. Right-click the field icon or open the Setup menu.
5. Select Join to Other Domain.
6. Select the field that the grower wants to join to the first field.
   NOTE: The name of the second field remains after the merge
7. Select OK, In the warning dialog box that says that FieldOp data might be lost if the user continues, in order to continue with the merge.
8. Verify that attributes of the new, merged field are what is expected:
   
   • Update reported acres by right-clicking the Field name or clicking the Setup menu and selecting Edit Field.
   • Confirm that the crop zone is correct by opening the Crop Zone Boundary Editor under the Setup menu.
9. Re-link data removed in step 2:
   • Highlight the Field in the Domain Tree. 
   • Select the FieldOps menu. 
   • Select Link to Field Operations.
   • Select OK twice. 
10. The new field has a merged boundary. The crop zone has been updated. After some processing time, monitor data is linked to the crop zone.