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This document summarizes a presentation about farm record keeping using AgSquared software. It defines good farm record keeping as being targeted and organized. It outlines how AgSquared can help with management, planning, record keeping and analysis. The presentation provides several case studies of farms using AgSquared to track details like crop varieties, organize their operations, streamline management, and track costs and inventory. It concludes by noting the mobile app capabilities of AgSquared.
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