JP6069139B2 - Agricultural support system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to, for example, an agricultural support system that supports farm work of a plurality of farm workers.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, individual farms and farming groups have managed farm fields, farm work, and workers (farmers) who perform farm work. These agricultural managements are often performed with notebooks and the like, but with the development of information technology, agricultural management has become IT. As a technique for performing agricultural management by a computer or the like, for example, there is one shown in Patent Document 1.
Patent Document 1 is a use history management system for agricultural chemicals or fertilizers. When there is a progress confirmation request from a terminal device, the use plan data input / output unit and the use result data input / output unit cooperate to use the plan. It is disclosed to provide progress confirmation information that compares the use plan in the table with the accumulated result of the use record in the use record table.

JP 2010-282565 A

As described above, Patent Document 1 discloses providing a progress status for a use plan based on the use plan and actual use of an agrochemical. Although this patent document 1 can be used to grasp the progress of agricultural chemicals for each field, for example, when an administrator owns a plurality of fields, it is difficult to grasp the progress of the entire field. It is a fact.
In view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide an agricultural support system that can easily grasp the progress of a work plan even when managing a plurality of fields.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention has taken the following measures.
That is, the agricultural support system includes a work plan setting unit that sets, for each field, a work plan that relates a farm work and a farm work period in which the farm work is performed , a work plan storage unit that stores the work plan, and the completion of the farm work or Work result storage means for storing uncompleted for each field and means for calculating a progress status for the work plan, wherein a field for performing the same farm work is extracted from the work plan storage means, and comprising a calculating means for calculating a completion percentage of the field that farm work has been completed, a progress display means for displaying the completion percentage of the field computed by the computing means to progress screen as the progress, with medium, the progress The status screen includes a plan display unit for displaying the work plan, a progress display unit for displaying the passage of time, and a completion rate of the field corresponding to the work plan indicated in the plan display unit. The progress display means displays a first scale indicating the completion rate of the field corresponding to the work plan on the result display unit along with the passage of time of the progress display unit. And the 2nd scale which shows the farm work period in the same farm work of the field group is displayed on the result display part along the 1st scale, It is characterized by the above-mentioned .

The progress displaying means, a display means displays the date when displaying the progress and displays the progress display unit, an indicator unit corresponding to the date on the first scale or the second scale To do.
The first scale is along a scale portion indicating the completion rate of the field, and the progress display means corresponds to an indicator portion indicating the completion rate of the field in the first scale and a minimum value of the scale portion. The number of fields where the farm work has been completed is displayed in a region between the end portions, and the farm work is completed in a region between the index portion and the end portion corresponding to the maximum value of the scale portion. The number of uncompleted fields is displayed .

  The progress display means displays on the field map a field where the farm work is completed and a field where the farm work is not completed.

ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, even if it is a case where a several agricultural field is managed, the progress condition (completion ratio of an agricultural field) with respect to a work plan can be grasped | ascertained easily.
In addition, the first scale can be used to easily grasp the completion rate of the field, and the second scale can be used to grasp the relationship between the completion rate of the field and the farm work period. In addition, it is possible to easily grasp the progress (progress in time) of progress with respect to the farm work period.

In addition, it is possible to simultaneously grasp the point in time when the progress status is confirmed (date when the progress status is displayed) and the completion rate of the field or the farm work period.
Further, it is possible to easily grasp the position of the farm field where the farm work is completed and the position of the farm field where the farm work is not completed.

1 is an overall view of an agricultural support system. It is a block diagram of an agricultural support system. It is a figure which shows a planting plan screen. (A) The common setting screen before a change is shown, (b) It is a figure which shows the common setting screen after a change. (A) The individual setting screen before a change is shown, (b) It is a figure which shows the individual setting screen after a change. (A) The work plan screen before a change is shown, (b) It is a figure which shows the work plan screen after a change. It is a figure which shows the flow of the cropping plan and work plan for 2 years. (A) The example where the combination of a crop and a field corresponds, (b) The 1st example where the combination of a crop and a field does not correspond, (c) The 2nd example where the combination of a crop and a field does not correspond (D) is a diagram showing an example of the previous year work plan stored in the work plan database. It is a figure which shows a work creation screen. (A) It is a figure explaining transmission of the work content to a target farm worker, (b) It is a figure explaining transmission of the work content to a non-target farm worker. It is explanatory drawing explaining the classification of the work content by a classification means. It is a figure which shows the transition of switching of various display screens. (A) shows a main menu screen, (b) shows a personal work screen, and (c) shows another person's work screen. (A) It is a figure which shows a self-work confirmation screen, (b) It is a figure which shows a stranger work confirmation screen. (A) A plan confirmation screen is shown, and (b) is a diagram showing a working screen. It is a figure which shows a report confirmation screen. It is FIG. 1 which shows the flow of transmission / reception of the work content in a server and a portable terminal. It is FIG. 2 which shows the flow of transmission / reception of the work content in a server and a portable terminal. It is a figure which shows the flow which performs the setting of an agricultural machine (use machine) based on work content. (A) The figure which displayed the self-work content on the self-work confirmation screen, (b) The figure which made the self-work content into an intermediate report, (c) The figure which converted the interim report into the actual report. . (A) It is the figure which displayed the other person's work content on the other person's work confirmation screen, (b) The figure which made the other person's work content into the intermediate report, (c) The figure which converted the intermediate report into the actual report. . It is the figure which showed the flow of the display of a work plan after acquisition of a work plan. It is a figure which shows a report preparation screen. It is the figure which showed the flow of preparation of a report. It is explanatory drawing about the relationship between a real report and completion of farm work. It is explanatory drawing explaining the calculation of a progress condition. It is a figure which shows a progress condition screen. It is the whole tractor schematic.

Hereinafter, an agricultural support system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows an overall view of an agricultural support system.
As shown in FIG. 1, the agricultural support system 1 provides support for agriculture and includes a server 2 that provides various support related to agriculture. The server 2 mainly supports the creation of various plans (planting plans, work plans) created by the administrator and the like, and the creation of agricultural work instructions (work contents). In addition, the server 2 performs management of agricultural performance, support for analysis / evaluation of agricultural performance, and the like.

  The agricultural support system 1 includes a computer (node) 3 connected to a server 2. The computer 3 is roughly divided into a management computer 3a operated by the administrator U1 and a worker computer 3b operated by the farmer U2. The management computer 3a is composed of, for example, a personal computer installed in a farmer or the like, and the worker computer 3b is composed of a portable terminal.

  Furthermore, the agricultural support system 1 includes a data collection device 5 mounted on the agricultural machine 4. The data collection device 5 exchanges various data by communicating with the mobile terminal 3b. For example, the data collection device 5 collects data (agricultural work data) when the agricultural machine 4 is operated, To 3b. The agricultural machine 4 is a tractor, a combine, a rice transplanter, or the like.

  In such an agricultural support system 1, various plans (planting plans, work plans) are created on the server 2 by connecting the management computer 3 a to the server 2, and instructions (work contents) are created. be able to. Moreover, a work instruction | indication can be performed with respect to a farm worker by transmitting the produced work content from the server 2 to the portable terminal 3b. Further, by transmitting the farm work data from the portable terminal 3 b to the server 2, the farm work data can be stored in the server 2, and the farm work data can be analyzed and evaluated by the server 2.

Hereinafter, the agricultural support system 1 will be described by taking a tractor that is one of the agricultural machines 4 as an example. First, the configuration of the tractor will be described.
As shown in FIG. 28, the tractor 4 is configured by mounting an engine 11, a transmission 12, and the like on a traveling vehicle (traveling vehicle body) 10 with wheels attached to the front and rear. An independently mounted cabin 13 is provided behind the engine 11, and a driver's seat 14 is provided in the cabin 13. Various implements and the like can be mounted on the rear portion of the traveling vehicle 2. Specifically, a three-point link mechanism 15 is provided at the rear portion of the traveling vehicle 2 so as to be movable up and down, and a PTO shaft that transmits power from the engine 11 is provided. A working device 16 such as a fertilizer spraying device, a tilling device, a pesticide spraying device, a seeding spraying device, and a harvesting device is detachably attached to the three-point link mechanism 15. FIG. 28 shows an example in which the fertilizer spraying device is attached to the three-point link mechanism 15.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the tractor 4 is equipped with a data collection device 5 and a control device 6. The data collection device 5 and the control device 6 are connected by a vehicle communication network. The control device 6 performs traveling system control, working system control, and the like of the tractor 4, and controls the operation of the engine as the traveling system control or the operation provided around the driver's seat as the working system control. When an input from an operation tool such as a lever or an operation switch is received, operations such as raising and lowering of the three-point link mechanism 15 and output (rotation speed) of the PTO shaft are controlled according to the input value. Control signals for performing traveling system control and work system control of the tractor 4 and various detection signals for performing the control (for example, signals detected by the sensors) are output to the vehicle communication network and are transmitted to each part of the tractor 4. Communicated. The travel system control and work system control by the control device 6 are not limited to those described above.

  The data collection device 5 automatically collects various data regarding farm work when the tractor 4 is operating via the vehicle communication network. For example, when a cultivator is connected to the rear part of the tractor 4 as the working device 16 and the tractor 4 is operated, data such as the rotational speed of the rotary, the load of the rotary, the engine rotational speed, the vehicle speed, and the tilling depth are stored in the vehicle communication network. Is output. The data collection device 5 acquires data such as the rotation speed of the rotary, the load of the rotary, the engine rotation speed, the vehicle speed, and the tilling depth as farm work data.

In addition, when the work device 16 is a fertilizer spraying device, a pesticide spraying device, or a seeding spraying device, data such as vehicle speed, engine speed, spraying amount (fertilizer spraying amount, pesticide spraying amount, seeding spraying amount), etc., is a vehicle communication network. The data collection device 5 outputs the vehicle speed, the engine speed, the fertilizer application amount, the agricultural chemical application amount, and the seeding application amount as farm work data. Alternatively, if the work device 16 is a harvesting device, data such as vehicle speed, engine speed, and harvest amount are output on the vehicle communication network, and the data collection device 5 uses the vehicle speed, engine speed, and harvest amount as farm work data. Get as.

  The data collection device 5 includes a first storage unit 20 and a first communication unit 21. The first storage unit 20 temporarily stores farm work data related to the farm work as described above. The first storage unit 20 sequentially stores farm work data when the tractor 4 is operated. The data collection device 5 stores machine specifying information for identifying (specifying) the tractor 4 and also stores an operation time when the tractor 4 is operated.

The first communication unit 21 performs wireless communication with the mobile terminal 3b, and is configured by a device that performs short-range wireless communication. The first communication unit 21 performs wireless communication with the mobile terminal 3b by, for example, IEEE 802.11 series Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity, registered trademark), which is a communication standard.
The mobile terminal 3b is configured by, for example, a smart phone (multifunctional mobile phone) or a tablet PC having a relatively high computing ability. As shown in FIG. 1, the mobile terminal 3b is assumed to be possessed by a farmer U2 during farm work, and the mobile terminal 3b is assigned to each farmer U2. For example, when there are two mobile terminals 3b and two farm workers U2 (worker A, worker B), the first mobile terminal 3b is assigned to “worker A” and the second The portable terminal 3b is assigned to “worker B”. Hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, a farm worker may be referred to as a “worker”.

  In addition, the identification information (for example, MAC address) for identifying the portable terminal 3b and the identification information for identifying the worker (for example, name, address, farmer-specific mail address) are associated with each other, the server 2, the management computer 3a, the portable terminal 3b, etc. By using the identification information of the portable terminal 3b and the identification information of the worker, the worker can be specified from the identification information of the portable terminal 3b, or the portable terminal 3b can be specified from the worker. As long as the portable terminal 3b and the worker are associated with each other, the association method and the storage location of the identification information are not limited to those described above.

The mobile terminal 3 b includes a second communication unit 22 and a second storage unit 23.
The second communication unit 22 performs wireless communication with the data collection device 5 and the server 2 and is configured by a communication device. The second communication unit 22 performs wireless communication with the data collection device 5 using, for example, IEEE 802.11 series Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity, registered trademark) which is a communication standard. Moreover, the 2nd communication part 22 performs radio | wireless communication with the server 2 by a data communication network, a mobile telephone communication network, etc., for example. The second storage unit 23 stores the data transmitted from the data collection device 5 and the server 2 in addition to the identification information.

  The mobile terminal 3b receives a signal (GPS satellite position, transmission time, correction information, etc.) transmitted from a positioning satellite (for example, GPS satellite) 24, and based on the received signal (for example, You may have the position detection part 25 which detects a latitude, a longitude). When the position detection unit 25 is provided, the farm worker can detect the position of the farm worker at the time of farm work by holding the portable terminal 3b at the time of farm work.

Next, the server 2 will be described in detail.
As shown in FIG. 2, the server 2 includes a cropping plan setting unit 30 for setting a cropping plan, and a cropping plan storage unit (a cropping plan database) 31 for storing the cropping plan. The planting plan setting means 30 is composed of a program stored in the server 2. The planting plan storage means may simply store data in addition to the planting plan database 31 that stores (records) data according to a predetermined rule.

The planting plan is a plan for what crop is planted in which field, that is, a plan for associating a predetermined “field” with a predetermined “crop”, for example, cropping a crop on the field Before that, an administrator or the like who manages a plurality of fields. A field is a sectioned field where a crop is planted (planted).
When the management computer 3a logs in to the server 2 and there is a request for creating a crop plan from the management computer 3a, the crop plan setting means 30 manages the crop plan screen Q1 as shown in FIG. 3 in response to this request. Processing to be displayed on the computer 3a is performed. The planting plan, the planting plan screen Q1 and the planting plan setting means 30 will be described with reference to FIG.

The planting plan setting means 30 is a first classification setting unit for setting a large classification (for example, crop item) of a crop to be set in a planting plan from a plurality of crops (for example, rice, rice, barley, wheat). 32 is displayed on the planting plan screen Q1. For example, when “rice” is selected from a plurality of crops displayed in the first classification setting unit 32, the major classification of the crop is set to “rice”.
The cropping plan setting means 30 crops a second classification setting unit 33 for setting a small classification (for example, a variety of crops or a year of a crop) for further narrowing down the crops from the crops (items) in the large classification. Display on the planning screen Q1. For example, when “Koshibuki” is selected by the second classification setting unit 33, the crop in the planting plan is determined to be “Koisaibuki”.

  In addition, the 1st classification setting part 32 and the 2nd classification setting part 33 are parts for narrowing down the crop set by a cropping plan from various crops, and the number of classifications, a classification method, and a classification rank are not limited. For example, in the above-described example, the crop is set with “Crop Item” as the major classification and “Crop Variety” as the minor classification. However, the present invention is not limited to this. It is also possible to classify those with the sub-classification (for example, Koibuki from Niigata Prefecture), and to set those that include varieties and regions as “crop”.

The planting plan setting means 30 displays a basic setting unit 34 for performing basic setting on the crop planning screen Q1 for the crop set by the setting unit (first classification setting unit 32, second classification setting unit 33). In the basic setting unit 34, the name of the planting plan (planting plan name), the planned period for planting, whether or not to purchase the seeds of the crop, the seed purchase amount of the seeds, the purchase price, and the like can be set.
The planting plan setting means 30 also displays an agricultural field setting unit 35 for setting an agricultural field where the crop is planted from among the multiple agricultural fields. Specifically, the planting plan setting unit 30 reads a plurality of field information (for example, field name, field area, planting area, etc.) owned by the administrator from the basic storage unit (for example, basic database) provided in the server 2. A list of field information is displayed on the field setting unit 35, and a selection unit 36 for selecting a field is displayed.

In the farm field setting unit 35, for example, when the farm field A, the farm field B, the farm field C, and the farm field D are selected, and "Registration" displayed on the planting plan screen Q1 is selected, the planting plan setting unit 30 Each farm field (farm field A to farm field D) selected in 35 is related to the crop set in the setting unit (first classification setting unit 32, second classification setting unit 33).
When the field (field A to field D) and the crop (small spray) are related by the planting plan setting means 30, the planting plan including these field A to field D and the special spray is stored in the planting plan database 31. Remembered. The cropping plan database 31 stores the set cropping plan (the relationship between the crop and the field) every time the cropping plan is set.

As described above, according to the cropping plan setting means 30, by connecting the management computer 3a to the server 2, it is possible to easily create a cropping plan that associates the field with the crop to be planted. Can be stored sequentially.
Further, the server 2 includes a work plan setting unit 40 for setting a work plan, a work plan storage unit (work plan database) 41, and a work reference storage unit (work standard database) 42. The work plan setting means 40 is composed of a program stored in the server 2. The work plan storage means and the work reference storage means may simply store data in addition to the work plan database 41 and the work reference database 42 that store (record) data according to a predetermined rule. .

  The work plan is a plan for what farm work is performed in which period (agricultural work period) in a predetermined field, that is, the relationship between the “farm work” performed on the farm field and the “farm work period” for performing the farm work. For example, an administrator or the like performs after creating a planting plan. Agricultural work is work performed to cultivate crops, and includes, for example, floor soil making, paddy coating, plowing, sowing, rice planting, plucking, grooving, weeding, top dressing, harvesting, and the like.

The work plan setting means 40, in a field (referred to as a completed field) for which the setting of the crop plan has been completed in advance by the crop plan setting means 30, shows the farm work to be performed on the completed farm field and the farm work period (farm work period). Is set as In other words, the work plan setting means 40 sets a work plan for farm work to be performed in a completed farm field for a farm field (complete farm field) in which crops to be planted are determined in advance.

  For example, as described above, since the fields A to D and “Koshibuki” are related by the planting plan setting unit 30 and the creation of the planting plan is completed, first, the planting plan setting unit 30 includes: The creation of a work plan for this completed field (fields A to D) and “crop (comic)” is permitted. When the creation of the work plan is permitted, the work plan setting means 40 enters a process for setting the farm work to be performed in the completed farm field and the farm work period.

In other words, the work plan setting means 40 performs work plans for the completed fields and crops for which the creation of work plans is permitted by the crop planning means, while the farm plans for which the creation of work plans is not permitted by the crop plan setting means 30 and There is no work plan for crops.
The work plan database 41 is configured separately from the crop plan database 31 and stores the work plan set by the work plan setting means 40 in association with the crop plan. Specifically, the cropping plan stored in the cropping plan database 31 is higher than the work plan stored in the work plan database 41, and the work plan set by the work plan setting means 40 is stored in the work plan database 41. It is stored as a subordinate of the planting plan.

  That is, since the work plan setting means 30 permits the work plan to be set, the work plan setting means 40 sets the work plan and stores the set work plan in the work plan database 41. Can be associated with the upper hierarchy and the data of the work plan as the lower hierarchy. In this embodiment, the work plan is set after permitting the setting of the work plan by the crop planning unit 30. However, the crop plan is set as an upper hierarchy, the work plan is set as a lower hierarchy, and the crop plan and the work plan are associated with each other. If it is, you may perform a planting plan and a work plan simultaneously.

Further, the work standard database 42 stores default values of farm work and farm work periods used as a reference when setting a work plan. The default values of farm work and farm work periods stored in the work standard database 42 are as follows. It is set for each predetermined crop, or is set based on past agricultural performances.
Next, the setting of the work plan by the work plan setting means 40 will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 2, the work plan setting unit 40 includes a common setting unit 40A. 40 A of common setting parts set the work plan of the whole field group grouped into the group, when the common field which plantes the same crop is made into one group (1 group) in a plurality of fields. For example, as described above, since the “Koshibuki” crop is cultivated in the field A, the field B, the field C, and the field D, the common setting unit 40A uses the field group (the field) that combines these fields A to D. A work plan for A, field B, field C, field D) is set. In the description of the work plan, for the sake of convenience, a common field (grouped field group) on which the same crop is planted is defined as a common field.

Specifically, when there is a work plan creation request from the management computer 3a, the common setting unit 40A displays a common setting screen Q2 for setting a work plan for the common field on the management computer 3a. FIG. 4 shows an example of the common setting screen Q2. The common setting screen Q2 will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 4A, the common setting screen Q2 includes a first progress display unit 43 that displays the passage of time by day, week, month, year, etc., and a first crop display that displays crops to be planted. Unit 44 and a first work display unit 45 for displaying the farm work and the farm work period as the work plan. In addition, the common setting screen Q2 includes a first field display unit 46 that displays a field name, and the first field display unit 46 is a field (common field) in which a plurality of fields for growing the same crop are collected. This is indicated by “all fields”.

For example, the first crop display unit 44 and the first farm field display unit 46 are arranged side by side in the left-right direction and are adjacent to each other, and the field associated with the crop displayed on the first crop display unit 44 is the crop. Are displayed on the first field display unit 46 side by side. For example, if “Koshibuki” is displayed as a crop on the first crop display unit 44 and “All fields” is displayed on the first field display unit 46 alongside “Koshibuki”, the common setting screen Q2 In this, “all fields (common fields)” related to “Koshibuki” is shown.

  Moreover, the 1st agricultural field display part 46 and the 1st operation | work display part 45 are arranged in the left-right direction and adjoin. The work plan related to the farm field (common farm field) displayed on the first farm field display unit 46 is shown on the first work display unit 45 along with the farm field. For example, “all farm fields” in which the farm fields A to D are collectively displayed are displayed on the first farm field display unit 46, and along the “all farm fields”, the first work display unit 45 displays “plowing, 4 / 1 to 4/7 ”is displayed, the common setting screen Q2 shows the farm work“ plowing ”performed in“ all fields ”and the farm work period“ 4/1 to 4/7 ”. Will be.

  When displaying the common setting screen Q2 as described above, the common setting unit 40A displays a predetermined time (for example, date of April 2013) on the first progress display unit 43 based on the time input from the management computer 3a. Indicates. In addition, the common setting unit 40A reads a crop (for example, koi-buki) shown in the cropping plan from the cropping database and displays the crop on the first crop display unit 44. The common setting unit 40 </ b> A displays “all fields” in which the fields indicated in the planting plan are collectively displayed on the first field display unit 46.

  In addition, the common setting unit 40A reads the default value of the work plan (agricultural work and farm work period) serving as a reference for planting the crop from the work standard database 42, and reads the farm work (for example, tillage and sowing) and the farm work period ( 4/1 to 4/7, 4/28) are shown in the first work display unit 45. That is, when setting the work plan to be performed in the common field, the common setting unit 40A acquires the farm work necessary for growing the crop corresponding to the common field and the farm work period from the work reference database 42, and first This is shown in the work display unit 45.

  More specifically, the common setting unit 40 </ b> A displays a rectangular common scale 47 indicating from the start to the end of the farm work period on the first work display unit 45. The common scale 47 indicates the farm work period by following the time lapse shown in the first progress display unit 43. Specifically, the common scale 47 is a rectangular display bar, that is, a linear display bar. One end of the common scale 47 indicates the start of the farm work period, and the other end indicates the end of the farm work period. Further, the common setting unit 40 </ b> A indicates the farm work and the farm work period in the vicinity of the common scale 47 with characters and numerical values.

  The common setting unit 40A can change the farm work period on the common setting screen Q2 described above. As shown in FIG. 4A, for example, the pointer 48 is set to the end of a common scale (referred to as a tillage scale) 47a indicating a farming period of tillage. And as shown in FIG.4 (b), when the pointer 48 is dragged along the longitudinal direction of the tillage scale 47a, the common setting unit 40A can extend or contract the tillage scale 47a in the dragged direction. The farming period of tillage can be changed. That is, the common setting unit 40 </ b> A moves the end of the common scale 47 shown on the first work display unit 45 along the common scale 47, that is, the first progress display unit 43, thereby the common scale 47. Agricultural work period corresponding to can be changed.

As described above, the common setting screen 40 is displayed by the common setting unit 40A, and the length of the common scale 47 indicating the work period of the farm work is changed on the common setting screen Q2, thereby changing the farm work period of the common field. Work plan can be set.
In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the work plan setting means 40 includes an individual setting unit 40B. The individual setting unit 40B sets a work plan for each field separately from the work plan for the common field (field group). When there is a work plan creation request from the management computer 3a, the individual setting unit 40B displays on the management computer 3a an individual setting screen Q3 for setting a work plan for the individual field. FIG. 5 shows an example of the individual setting screen Q3. The individual setting screen Q3 will be described with reference to FIG.

As shown in FIG. 5A, the individual setting screen Q3 includes, for example, a second progress display unit 53 that displays the passage of time by day, week, month, year, etc., and a second crop display that displays crops to be planted. Unit 54, a second work display unit 55 for displaying a work plan (agricultural work and farm work period), and a second field display unit 56 for displaying a field name.
The second crop display unit 54 and the second farm field display unit 56 are, for example, arranged side by side in the left-right direction and adjacent to each other, and the farm field associated with the crop displayed on the second crop display unit 54 is the crop. Are displayed on the second farm field display unit 56 side by side. For example, “Koshibuki” is displayed as a crop in the second crop display unit 54, and “Agricultural field A, field B, field C, and field D” are displayed in the second field display unit 56 along with “Koshii Buki”. If so, the individual setting screen Q3 indicates each field (field A, field B, field C, field D) on which “Koshibuki” is to be planted.

  The second field display unit 56 and the second work display unit 55 are arranged side by side in the left-right direction and adjacent to each other. The work plan related to the farm field (individual farm field) displayed on the second farm field display unit 56 is shown on the second work display unit 55 along with the farm field. For example, “farm field A, farm field B” is displayed on the second farm field display unit 56, and “cultivation, 4/2 to 4/5” is displayed as a work plan on the second work display unit 55 along with “farm field A”. Assuming that “Tilling 4/1 to 4/6” is displayed as the work plan on the second work display unit 55 along with “Agricultural field B”, the individual setting screen Q3 displays “Farming field A”. The farm work “Tilling” and the farm work period “4/2 to 4/5” are shown, and the farm work “Tilling” and the farm work period “4/1 to 4/6” are shown in “Field B”. Will be.

  When displaying the individual setting screen Q3 as described above, the individual setting unit 40B displays a predetermined time (for example, date of April 2013) on the second progress display unit 53 based on the time input from the management computer 3a. Indicates. In addition, the individual setting unit 40B reads a crop (for example, koi-buki) indicated by the cropping plan from the cropping database and displays the crop on the second crop display unit 54. The individual setting unit 40B displays the field indicated by the planting plan on the second field display unit 56. That is, the individual setting unit 40 </ b> B displays the crop of the crop plan set before the work plan on the second crop display unit 54 and displays the field of the crop plan on the second farm field display unit 56.

  In addition, the individual setting unit 40B reads the default values of the work plan (agricultural work and farm work period) serving as a reference for planting the crop from the work standard database 42, and reads the farm work (for example, cultivation, sowing) and the farm work period (4 / 1, 4/28) is shown in the second work display section 55. That is, when setting the work plan to be performed in the common farm field, the individual setting unit 40B acquires the farm work and the farm work period necessary for cultivating the crop corresponding to the individual farm field from the work reference database 42 to obtain the second work. This is shown on the display unit 55.

  More specifically, the individual setting unit 40 </ b> B shows a rectangular individual scale 57 indicating from the start to the end of the farm work period on the second work display unit 55. The individual scale 57 indicates the farm work period by following the time lapse shown in the second progress display unit 53. Specifically, the individual scale 57 is a rectangular display bar, that is, a linear display bar. One end of the individual scale 57 indicates the start of the farm work period, and the other end indicates the end of the farm work period. Further, the individual setting unit 40B indicates the farm work and the work period in the vicinity of the individual scale 57 with characters and numerical values.

  The individual setting unit 40B can change the farm work period on the individual setting screen Q3 described above. As shown in FIG. 5 (a), for example, the pointer 48 is set to the end of an individual scale 57 (referred to as a tillage scale 57a) indicating a farming period of tillage. Then, as shown in FIG. 5 (b), when the pointer 48 is dragged along the longitudinal direction of the tillage scale 57a, the individual setting unit 40B can extend or contract the tilling scale 57a in the dragged direction. The farming period of tillage can be changed. In other words, the individual setting unit 40B moves the end of the individual scale 57 shown on the second work display unit 55 along the individual scale 57, that is, the second progress display unit 53, thereby the individual scale 57. Agricultural work period corresponding to can be changed.

  As described above, the individual setting unit 40B displays the individual setting screen Q3 on the management computer 3a, and the individual setting screen Q3 displays the crop and the field set in the cropping plan, and the farm work corresponding to the field and By displaying the farm work period and making it possible to change at least the farm work period among the displayed farm work and farm work period, a work plan associated with the cropping plan can be created.

Now, as shown in FIG. 2, the work plan setting unit 40 includes a screen integration unit 40C. The screen integration unit 40C displays the common setting screen Q2 and the individual setting screen Q3 on the same screen. FIG. 6 shows an example in which the common setting screen Q2 and the individual setting screen Q3 are displayed on one screen. A screen in which the common setting screen Q2 and the individual setting screen Q3 are combined (the same screen) is referred to as a work plan screen Q4.

The work plan screen Q4 and the screen integration unit 40C will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 6, the screen integration unit 40C combines the first progress display unit 43 of the common setting screen Q2 and the second progress display unit 53 of the individual setting screen Q3 so that the time elapses on the work plan screen Q4. Is displayed. Further, the screen integration unit 40C sets the position of the first crop display unit 44 of the common setting screen Q2 on the left side of the work plan screen Q4, and the first of the individual setting screen Q3 below the first crop display unit 44. 2 Set the position of the crop display section 54. That is, the screen integration unit 40C sets a crop display area AE1 for displaying crops on the left side of the work plan screen Q4, and moves the first crop display unit 44 and the second crop display unit 54 up and down in the crop display area AE1. Place them side by side.

  The screen integration unit 40C arranges the first field display unit 46 of the common setting screen Q2 on the right side of the first crop display unit 44 on the work plan screen Q4, and the individual setting screen Q3 below the first field display unit 46. The second farm field display units 56 are arranged. That is, the screen integration unit 40C sets a farm field display area AE2 that displays a farm field on the right side of the crop display area AE1 on the work plan screen Q4, and the first farm field display unit 46 and the second farm field are displayed in the farm field display area AE2. The display unit 56 is arranged vertically.

  The screen integration unit 40C arranges the first work display unit 45 of the common setting screen Q2 on the right side of the first field display unit 46 on the work plan screen Q4, and the individual setting screen Q3 below the first work display unit 45. The second work display portions 55 are arranged. That is, the screen integration unit 40C sets a plan display area AE3 for displaying a work plan on the right side of the farm field display area AE2 on the work plan screen Q4, and the first work display unit 45 and the second work display unit AE3 are set in the plan display area AE3. The work display unit 55 is arranged vertically. Specifically, in the work plan area, the common scale 47 shown in the first work display unit 45 and the individual scale 57 shown in the second work display unit 55 are arranged vertically.

  When setting the work plan, if the common setting unit 40A, the individual setting unit 40B, and the screen integration unit 40C are operated, as shown in FIG. 6A, the work plan screen Q4 displays the crop set in the cropping plan. (E.g., confusing) is displayed. The work plan screen Q4 displays individual fields (for example, a field A, a field B, a field C, and a field D) corresponding to the crop set in the cropping plan, and a common field in which a plurality of fields are grouped. Is done.

Further, the work plan screen Q4 displays default values of work plans (agricultural work and farm work period) related to the crop. That is, as described above, since the work plan corresponding to the individual field is set by duplicating the work plan shown in the common field, as shown in FIG. The same work plan is displayed in the area AE3.
As shown in FIG. 6A, in the work plan for the fields A to D, the work period of tillage is “4/1 to 4/7”. In this state, the individual scale 57 of the field C is set. As shown in FIG. 6 (b), the start date of the farming period of tillage is changed to “4/3” by selecting the left end portion of the farm with the pointer 48 etc. and sliding (moving) the end portion to the right side. can do. Also in other farm fields, the farm work period can be changed by sliding (moving) the end of the individual scale 57.

  As described above, when the manager looks at the work plan screen Q4, for example, the farm work period for plowing on the “Koshibuki” crop is “4/1 to 4/7” in all fields (common fields). It can be grasped that there is. In addition, the manager can appropriately set the farm work period of the farm work performed for each farm field (individual farm field) while viewing the farm work periods “4/1 to 4/7” of all the farm fields. In addition, the manager determines whether the farm work can be actually performed in each farm field within the farm work period indicated by the common farm field by comparing the farm work period in the common farm field and the farm work period in the individual farm field. can do. Here, when it is determined that it is difficult to complete the farm work in all the farm fields within the farm work period in the common farm field, for example, the farm work period in the common farm field is changed by moving the end of the common scale 47. can do.

As described above, the work plan set by the work plan setting means 40 is stored in the work plan database 41. The work plan database 41 stores each farm field, farm work performed in each farm field, and a work period of each farm work as a work plan. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 6B, when the farm work period of tillage in the field C is set by the work plan setting unit 40, the farm work period in tillage of the field C is “4/3 to 4/7”. Is stored in the work plan database 41.

  In addition, when displaying the scale (for example, common scale 47, individual scale 57) which shows an agricultural work period along time passage, it is desirable to display by changing the vertical position of a scale for every agricultural work, for example. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, it is desirable to display the scale indicating the farming period of tillage and the scale indicating the sowing farming period side by side so as not to overlap. By doing in this way, it can prevent that a scale overlaps with a longitudinal direction (time passage direction). In addition, it is desirable to change the color of the scale indicating the farm work period for each field. For example, the scale color displayed in the field of the work plan (work display part) of the field A is “light blue” and the color of the scale displayed in the field of the work plan (work display part) of the field B is “orange”. Good. By doing in this way, the farm work period in each field can be made easy to understand.

Now, the above-mentioned cropping plan and work plan are performed every time a crop is planted on the field. For example, in rice cultivation, cropping plans and work plans are created every year (one year unit). FIG. 7 shows a flow of performing a planting plan and a work plan in two years. In FIG. 7, for convenience of explanation, the first year is the previous year, and the second year is this year.
As shown in FIG. 7, also in the previous year, a cropping plan (previous cropping plan) is created by the cropping plan setting means 30 (S1), and after completion of the previous cropping plan, the work plan (prior work (Plan) is created (S2). The previous year cropping plan and the previous year work plan are stored in the cropping plan database 31 and the work plan database 41, respectively (S3, S4).

Now, also in this year, a cropping plan (this year's cropping plan) is created by setting crops and fields for cropping by the cropping plan setting means 30 (S5). This year's cropping plan is stored in the cropping plan database 31 (S6).
Then, when this year's cropping plan is completed, it will proceed to this year's work plan (this year's work plan). When setting a work plan for the current year, the work plan setting unit 40 determines whether the yearly cropping plan set by the cropping plan setting unit 30 is the same as the previous year's cropping plan (S7). That is, the work plan setting means 40 acquires a previous year's crop plan (a combination of a crop and a field) from the crop plan database 31 and determines whether or not the acquired previous year's crop plan and this year's crop plan match. For example, as shown in FIG. 8A, in this year's cropping plan, the crop to be planted is determined to be “Koshibuki”, and the fields to which this “Koshibuki” is planted are Field A, Field B, Field C, Field Let D be. On the other hand, in the previous year's cropping plan, it is assumed that the crop to be planted is determined as “Koshibuki”, and the fields to which this “Koshibuki” is planted are field A, field B, field C, and field D. In this case, since the combination of the crop and the field in the previous year's cropping plan matches the combination of the crop and the field in the current year's cropping plan, the work plan setting means 40 determines that this year's cropping plan is the same as the previous year's cropping plan.

  As shown in FIG. 8 (b), in the previous year's cropping plan, if the crop is “Koshihikari” and the fields to which the crop is planted are Field A, Field B, Field C, and Field D, the previous year crop plan Therefore, the work plan setting means 40 determines that this year's cropping plan is not the same as the previous year's cropping plan. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 8C, in the previous year's cropping plan, if the cropping field is the field E, the field F, or the field G even if the crop is the same “Koshii Buki” this year, the combination of fields is Since they do not match at all, the work plan setting means 40 determines that this year's cropping plan is not the same as the previous year's cropping plan.

In addition, when a large number of fields are the same when comparing this year's cropping plan with the previous year's cropping plan, the work plan setting means 40 determines that this year's cropping plan and the previous year's cropping plan match. If the main fields owned by the manager match, the work plan setting means 40 determines that this year's cropping plan and the previous year's cropping plan match.
When this year's cropping plan coincides with the previous year's cropping plan, the work plan setting means 40 extracts from the work plan database 41 the relationship between the farm work set in relation to the previous year's cropping plan and the work period (S8). As described above, since the previous year work plan associated with the previous year crop plan is stored in the work plan database 41 after the previous year crop plan, the previous year work plan is extracted. Then, the work plan setting means 40 sets the previous year work plan extracted from the work plan database 41 as the current work plan (S9). For example, as shown in FIG. 8D, when the previous year work plan associated with the previous year crop plan is stored in the work plan database 41, the work plan setting means 40 sets the previous year work plan as the current year work plan. Create a new work plan.

  If this year's cropping plan and the previous year's cropping plan do not match, the work plan setting means 40 displays a new work plan screen Q4 and sets this year's crop plan related to this year's crop plan (S10). The work plan setting means 40 stores the newly created work plan in the work plan database 41 regardless of whether this year's crop plan and the previous year's crop plan match or not. ).

  In the above-described embodiment, when this year's cropping plan is compared with the previous year's cropping plan by comparing this year's cropping plan with the previous year's cropping plan, the previous year's cropping plan associated with the previous year's cropping plan is set as this year's cropping plan. However, not limited to this, if it is determined whether this year's cropping plan matches the past cropping plan, and if it matches the past cropping plan, the past work plan associated with the matched cropping plan is It may be a work plan.

In this way, by linking the cropping plan setting means 30 and the work plan setting means 40, it is possible to easily create a work plan over a plurality of years.
As shown in FIG. 2, the server 2 includes work content creation means 60 that creates work contents, and work content storage means (work content database) 61 that stores work contents. The work content creation means 60 is composed of a program stored in the server 2. The work content storage means may simply store data in addition to the work content database 61 that stores (records) data in accordance with a predetermined rule.

The work content creating means 60 mainly creates work contents indicating which farm work is performed in which field, when and who performs this work. In this embodiment, at least the farm work performed in the farm field, the farm field performing the farm work, and the farm work. Work contents including the farmer who performs.
When the management computer 3a connects to the server 2 and there is a request for creation of work content from the management computer 3a, the work content creation means 60 starts a work creation screen Q5 for creating the work content in response to this request. Then, the work creation screen Q5 is displayed on the management computer 3a. Specifically, the work content creation means 60 displays a work creation screen Q5 as shown in FIG. 9 on the management computer 3a, for example. The creation of work content, work creation screen Q5 and work content creation means 60 will be described with reference to FIG.

The work content creation means 60 displays a date setting unit 62 for setting a date for performing farm work on the work creation screen Q5. In the date setting section 62, the date input to the server 2 by the management computer 3a is displayed, and the input date becomes the farm work implementation date.
The work content creation means 60 displays a cropping plan selection unit 63 for selecting a cropping plan on the work creation screen Q5. The cropping plan selection unit 63 shows a list of cropping plans acquired from the cropping plan database 31 (a list of cropping plan names), and a predetermined cropping plan can be selected from the list. . For example, when “Koshibuki” is selected by the cropping plan selection unit 63, the work content created on the work creation screen Q5 is associated with the cropping plan of “Koshibuki”.

  The work content creation means 60 displays a field selection unit 64 for selecting a field on the work creation screen Q5. The farm field selection unit 64 shows farm fields on the farm map acquired by the server 2, and the farm fields on the farm map can be arbitrarily selected. For example, when a portion indicating “Agricultural field A” is selected from among a plurality of agricultural fields indicated by the agricultural field selection unit 64, the selected “Agricultural field A” becomes an agricultural field on which farm work is performed.

The work content creation means 60 displays a work selection unit 65 for selecting a farm work on the work creation screen Q5. The work selection unit 65 shows a plurality of farm work necessary for cultivating the crop shown in the planting plan, and a predetermined farm work can be selected from the plurality of farm work. For example, when “Tillage” is selected from among a plurality of farmwork (work items) shown in the work selection unit 65, the selected “Tillage” is the farmwork to be performed.

  The work content creation means 60 displays a worker selection unit 66 for selecting a farm worker on the work creation screen Q5. In this worker selection unit 66, workers registered in the server 2 in advance are shown. For example, when “worker B, worker C” is selected from the plurality of workers shown in the worker selection unit 66, the worker who is selected by “worker B, worker C” is executed. (Implementing worker).

The work content creation means 60 displays a time setting unit 67 for setting work time on the work creation screen Q5. In the time setting unit 67, the time (for example, time) input to the server 2 by the management computer 3a is displayed, and the input time becomes time for performing work.
Moreover, the work content creation means 60 includes a machine selection unit 68 for selecting the agricultural machine 4, a fertilizer selection unit 69 for selecting a fertilizer (fertilizer name), and an application amount setting unit 70 for setting the amount of fertilizer to be applied. It is displayed on the work creation screen Q5.

  The machine selection unit 68 is a part for setting a machine to be used in farm work. In this machine selection unit 68, for example, the type and type of the agricultural machine 4 registered in the server 2 in advance, the type and type of the implement that can be connected to the agricultural machine 4 are displayed, and the displayed machine can be selected. It has become. In FIG. 9, the machine selection unit 68 indicates that an implementation having a model type “NW4511” is set as a machine to be used.

A plurality of fertilizer names registered in advance in the server 2 are displayed on the fertilizer selection unit 69, and the selected fertilizer names are used in farm work. A numerical value input to the server 2 by the management computer 3a is displayed on the application amount setting unit 70, and the input numerical value becomes an application amount.
In the work creation screen Q5, when the planting plan, the field, the farm work (work item), the worker (farm worker), the work time, the fertilizer, and the spread amount are input and “Register” is selected, the work content creation means 60 The items (field, farm work, worker, work time, fertilizer, spread amount) input on the work creation screen Q5 are set as work contents, and the work contents are stored in the work content database 61 in association with the planting plan.

Note that the work content created by the work content creating means 60 is not limited to the above-described ones. For example, the agricultural chemicals used in the field and the application amount of the agricultural chemicals may be set, or other agricultural work may be set. You may do it.
Now, as shown in FIG. 2, the server 2 includes work instruction means 71 that transmits work contents to the mobile terminal 3 b assigned to the farm worker. The work instruction means 71 is composed of a program stored in the server 2.

The work instruction means 71 transmits the work contents to the portable terminal 3b of the farm worker (referred to as the target farmer) who is the target of the work instruction. That is, the work instruction means 71 sets the farm worker set as the execution worker in the work content as the target farm worker, and transmits the work content to the target farm worker.
As shown in FIG. 10A, for example, it is assumed that a plurality of work contents (first work contents, second work contents, and third work contents) are stored in the work content database 61. In this case, when there is a request for work content from the portable terminal 3b of the worker A, the work instruction means 71 extracts the first work content for the “worker A” from the work content database 61, and the first work The content is transmitted to the portable terminal 3b of "worker A" who is the target farm worker. When there is a request for work content from the portable terminal 3b of the worker B, the work instruction means 71 extracts the second work content and the third work content for the “worker B” from the work content database 61, The said 2nd work content and the 3rd work content are transmitted to the portable terminal 3b of "worker B" who is an object farm worker.

  Furthermore, when there is a request for work content from the portable terminal 3b of the worker C, the work instruction means 71 extracts the third work content for "worker C" from the work content database 61, and the third work content. Is transmitted to the portable terminal 3b of “worker C” who is the target farm worker. Since the server 2 stores the identification information for identifying the portable terminal 3b and the identification information for identifying the farm worker in association with each other, the work instruction means 71 transmits the work content to the specific portable terminal 3b. It is possible.

The work instruction means 71 transmits the work content not only to the portable terminal 3b of the target farmer who is the target of the work instruction but also to the portable terminal 3b of the non-target farmer who is not the target of the work instruction. That is, the work instruction means 71 transmits the work content of the work target person to the farm workers other than the farm worker set as the execution worker in the work content (non-target farm worker). For example, as illustrated in FIG. 10B, the work instruction unit 71 not only transmits the first work content for “worker A” to the portable terminal 3 b of “worker A” that is the target farm worker. And transmitted to the portable terminal 3b of "worker B" who is a non-target farm worker and the portable terminal 3b of "worker C".

Specifically, it is assumed that a plurality of belonging farm workers are registered in the server 2 for each group (organization) that performs farm work. For example, worker A, worker B, worker C, and manager P are registered as the first organization, and worker H, worker I, worker J, and manager Q are registered as the second organization. Suppose.
The work instruction means 71 transmits work contents (first work contents, second work contents, third work contents) to all of the workers A, B, and C belonging to the first organization, for example. Note that the work instruction means 71 provides the first work content, the second work content, and the third work content to workers of a second organization different from the first organization (worker H, worker I, worker J). Do not send.

  Thereby, the farm worker can acquire not only the work content addressed to himself but also the work content for workers belonging to the same organization. In other words, the farmer can acquire the work content addressed to others belonging to the same organization. For convenience of explanation, the content of work addressed to a certain farm worker is referred to as self-work content, and the content of work addressed to another farm worker is referred to as other-person work content.

As described above, the farmer creates the planting plan, the work plan, and the work content by the server 2 and transmits it to the predetermined mobile terminal 3b, so that the farmer can see the work content and the work content of the other person instructed by the mobile terminal 3b. By seeing, proper farming can be done.
Next, the portable terminal 3b will be described in detail.
As shown in FIG. 2, the mobile terminal 3 b includes an acquisition unit 72, a sorting unit 73, and a display unit (first display unit) 74. The acquisition unit 72, the sorting unit 73, and the first display unit 74 are configured by a program stored in the mobile terminal 3b.

The acquisition unit 72 acquires the work content stored in the work content database 61 via the server 2. Further, the acquisition unit 72 acquires the work plan stored in the work plan database 41 via the server 2.
Specifically, when the mobile terminal 3b logs in to the server 2, the acquisition unit 72 requests the work content and work plan from the server 2, and the work content and work plan transmitted from the server 2 in response to the request. Is received, the received work content and work plan are stored in the second storage unit 23.

  The sorting unit 73 divides the work content acquired by the acquiring unit 72 into the self-work content and the other-person work content. Specifically, when the acquisition unit 72 acquires the work content, the sorting unit 73 extracts, for example, a worker (execution worker) in the acquired work content, and the extracted execution worker is stored in his / her mobile terminal 3b. Judgment is made using the identification information or the like stored in the portable terminal 3b to determine whether or not it matches the assigned farm worker. If there is a match, the acquired work content is set as the own work content. The content of the work performed is the content of other people's work.

  For example, as illustrated in FIG. 11, it is assumed that the mobile terminal 3 b assigned to the worker A acquires the first work content, the second work content, and the third work content from the server 2. In this case, the sorting means 73 of the portable terminal 3b assigned to the worker A sets the first work content as his own work content because “worker A” is set as the performing worker in the first work content. . In addition, since the sorting means 73 sets “workers other than worker A” as the performing worker in the second work content and the third work content, the second work content and the third work content are assigned to other people's work. Content.

The sorting method by the sorting means 73 is not limited to this, and identification information for identifying whether it is addressed to itself or another person is added to the work content separately from the worker included in the work content. In addition, the sorting unit 73 may sort into the work contents of one's own work and the work contents of another person based on the identification information.
The 1st display means 74 displays the work content of the data stored in the portable terminal 3b, and the various information which the said portable terminal 3b acquired. 12 to 16 show screens displayed on the portable terminal 3b by the display means. Various screens and display means displayed on the mobile terminal 3b will be described with reference to FIGS. Hereinafter, the process for displaying various screens will be described as being performed by the first display unit 74.

  FIG. 12 shows the transition of the switching of various display screens by the first display means 74. As shown in FIG. 12, the first display means 74 has a main menu screen M1, a self-work screen M2, another person work screen M3, a plan confirmation screen M4, a self-work on the display unit (for example, touch panel) 78 of the mobile terminal 3b. A confirmation screen M5, another person's work confirmation screen M6, a work-in-progress screen M7, a report confirmation screen M8, etc. are displayed.

  As shown in FIG. 13A, on the main menu screen M1, a notification button 75 for notifying whether or not work is present is shown, and work start time and work time are shown. When a farmer taps the notification button 75, a login process is executed between the portable terminal 3b and the server 2, and when the login is permitted, the portable terminal 3b notifies the server 2 of the start of work, and the work start state When the notification button 75 is tapped again, the mobile terminal 3b notifies the server 2 of the end of work. In addition, when a farm worker or the like taps the notification button 75, the acquisition unit 72 requests a work content from the server 2.

  The main menu screen M1 includes a collection button 76 and a creation button 77 on the main menu screen M1. When the farmer or the like taps the operation collection button 76, the mobile terminal 3 b starts access to the agricultural machine 4 (data collection device 5) and acquires the farm work data collected by the data collection device 5. The farm work data is transmitted to the server 2 and stored in an agricultural performance database provided in the server 2. When the display unit 78 is dragged in a state where the main menu screen M1 is displayed on the display unit 78, as shown in FIG. 13B, the main menu screen M1 is switched to the own work screen M2. The self-work screen M2 shows a summary list of the self-work contents divided by the sorting means 73 among the work contents obtained by the obtaining means 72. For example, as an outline of the self-work content, the self-work screen M2 includes an implementation date (for example, 2013/4/4), a farm work (for example, tillage), and an implementation worker (for example, the plow) specified by the self-work content. Worker A) is shown.

  When the display unit 78 is dragged in a state where the self-work screen M2 is displayed on the display unit 78, as shown in FIG. 13C, the self-work screen M2 is switched to the other-person work screen M3. On the other person work screen M3, an outline list of other person work contents divided by the sorting means 73 among the work contents obtained by the obtaining means 72 is shown. For example, as an outline of the other person's work content, the other person's work screen M3 includes the farm work execution date (for example, 2013/4/4), the farm work (for example, tillage) specified in the other person work content, and the worker (for example, for example). Worker C) is shown.

  Further, when the user's own work screen M2 is displayed on the display unit 78 and a predetermined self-work content is selected from the list of the self-work content by tapping or the like, as shown in FIG. The operation confirmation screen M5 is displayed. The self-work confirmation screen M5 displays details of the self-work content selected on the self-work screen M2. For example, as the details of the self-work content, the self-work confirmation screen M5 includes a cropping plan (for example, fine spray) corresponding to the work content, a farm field (for example, field A) for performing the farm work, and a farm work to be performed (for example, tillage). Implementation worker (for example, worker A), implementation time (for example, 12: 0 to 17:00), agricultural machine (for example, HW4511), fertilizer name (for example, fertilizer A), application amount (for example, per 10a 20 kg) etc. is displayed.

  In addition, when the other person work screen M3 is displayed on the display unit 78 and a predetermined self work content is selected from the list of the other person work content by tapping or the like, as shown in FIG. 14B, the other person work screen M3 is displayed. The operation confirmation screen M6 is displayed. The details of the other person's work content selected on the other person work screen M3 are displayed on the other person work confirmation screen M6. For example, as the details of the other person's work content, the other person's work confirmation screen M6 also displays the cropping plan, the farm field to be farmed, the farm work to be performed, the worker to be performed, the implementation time, the agricultural machine 4, the fertilizer name, the amount of application, etc. .

A confirmation button 79 for confirming the work content is shown on the self-work confirmation screen M5 and the other-person work confirmation screen M6. This confirmation button 79 is also used as a work start button for notifying that work is to be started. When a farm worker taps the confirmation button 79, the portable terminal 3b causes the server 2 to display the own work confirmation screen M5 or Notify that the work contents (self work contents or other person work contents) displayed on the other person work confirmation screen M6 have been confirmed. Further, the confirmation button 79 is also used as a collection start button for determining the start of collection of farm work data. When the confirmation button 79 is tapped, the mobile terminal 3b starts collecting farm work data to the data collection device 5. Is commanded. The data collection device 5 receives the command from the portable terminal 3b and starts collecting farm work data.

  When the confirmation button 79 displayed on the self-work confirmation screen M5 and the other-person work confirmation screen M6 is tapped, as shown in FIG. 15B, the first display means 74 causes the work confirmation screen (self-work confirmation screen M5, The operation screen M6 is switched from the other person's operation confirmation screen M6). The work in progress screen M7 is a screen mainly for notifying the farmer that the work is in progress, and the work in progress screen M7 includes a completion button 80 and an interruption button 81. When the farmer or the like taps the completion button 80 while the work-in-progress screen M7 is displayed, the work-in-progress screen M7 is switched to the report confirmation screen M8. In addition, when the farmer or the like taps the interrupt button 81 while the work-in-progress screen M7 is displayed, the mobile terminal 3b notifies the server 2 that the farm work has been interrupted.

  As shown in FIG. 16, the report confirmation screen M8 is a screen for final confirmation of a report (diary) that the farmer reports to the manager, and the report is displayed in advance on the report confirmation screen M8. ing. The report is a document (document) in which the content to be reported is described on a sheet or the like, and this document may be displayed on a computer by electronic data. In addition, the report may be information indicating farm work (agriculture), such as a table (information table), a graph, or the like.

  On this report confirmation screen M8, a registration button 83 is shown. When the registration button 83 is tapped, the report displayed on the report confirmation screen M8 becomes the content to be reported to the server 2. The registration button 83 is also used as a collection end button for determining the end of collection of farm work data. When the registration button 83 is tapped, the portable terminal 3b collects farm work data from the data collection device 5. Command termination.

As described above, the worker can confirm the content of the self-work displayed on the self-work confirmation screen M5 and the content of the other-person work displayed on the other-person work confirmation screen M6. The worker can notify the server that his / her work content has been confirmed, or can notify the server that the other person's work content has been confirmed.
Next, notification of work contents will be described.

As shown in FIG. 2, the mobile terminal 3 b includes notification means (first notification means) 84. The first notification means is composed of a program stored in the portable terminal 3b. The server 2 also includes notification means (second notification means) 85. The second notification means 85 is configured by a program stored in the server 2.
The first notifying means 84 notifies the server 2 that the self-work content shown on the self-work confirmation screen M5 has been confirmed, that is, that the target farmer performs the farm work (work) based on the self-work content. Specifically, when the confirmation button 79 on the self-work confirmation screen M5 is tapped, the first notification means 84 notifies that the self-work content displayed on the self-work confirmation screen M5 has been confirmed (self-confirmation). Notification) is transmitted to the server 2.

On the other hand, when the second notification means 85 of the server 2 receives the self-confirmation notification from the mobile terminal 3b, the self-work content is confirmed in the mobile terminal 3b other than the mobile terminal 3b that has notified the self-confirmation notification to the server 2. Notify that.
FIG. 17 is a first example illustrating a flow of transmission / reception of work contents between a server and a mobile terminal. As illustrated in FIG. 17, for example, when the mobile terminal 3 b (first mobile terminal 3 b) assigned to the worker A accesses the server 2, the server 2 stores the first work content stored in the work content database 61. Then, the third work content is transmitted to the first portable terminal 3b (S20). The first portable terminal 3b displays the first work content (self-work content) among the received first work content and third work content on the self-work confirmation screen M5 (S21), and the third work content (other-person work). Content) is displayed on the other person's work confirmation screen M5 (S22).

  Here, when the confirmation button 79 on the self work confirmation screen M5 is tapped, the first mobile terminal 3b transmits a self confirmation notice of the first work content to the server 2 (S23). When the server 2 receives the self-confirmation notification, the second notification means 85 confirms that the first work content has been confirmed by the first portable terminal 3b, for example, a portable terminal different from the first portable terminal 3b, for example, a worker The data is transmitted to the B mobile terminal 3b (referred to as the second mobile terminal) and the worker C's mobile terminal (third mobile terminal) (S24).

When the second portable terminal 3b and the third portable terminal 3b receive the self-confirmation notification from the server 2 (second notification means 85), the work content of the worker A corresponding to the self-confirmation notification is displayed on the other person work screen M3. Then, it is displayed that “work is in progress” indicating that the work content has been confirmed (S25).
In this way, it is possible to notify other farm workers that a predetermined farm worker has confirmed his / her work contents, and the other farm workers are performing farm work based on their own work contents. I can recognize that.

  Now, in the above-described embodiment, the other farmer has been informed that the target farmer has confirmed his / her own work contents, but that the non-target farmer has confirmed the other person's work contents addressed to others, You can also inform other farmers. Specifically, the first notification means 84 confirms that the other person's work content shown on the other person's work confirmation screen M6 has been confirmed, that is, the worker performs the farm work (work) based on the other person's work content. Notify Specifically, when the confirmation button 79 on the other person's work confirmation screen M6 is tapped, the second notification unit 85 notifies that the contents of the other person's work displayed on the other person's work confirmation screen M6 have been confirmed (referred to as other person confirmation notification). ) To the server 2.

When the second notification means 85 of the server 2 also receives the other person confirmation notification by the first notification means of the portable terminal 3b, the other person's work content is transferred to the portable terminal 3b other than the portable terminal 3b that has notified the other person confirmation notification to the server 2. Notify that it has been confirmed.
FIG. 18 is a second example illustrating a flow of transmission / reception of work contents between the server and the mobile terminal. S20 to S22 in FIG. 18 are the same as those in FIG.

  In the first portable terminal 3b, when the confirmation button 79 is tapped in a state where the third work content (work content of other person) of the worker C is displayed on the other person work confirmation screen M6, the first portable terminal 3b A notification of other person confirmation of the work content is transmitted to the server 2 (S33). When the server 2 receives the other person confirmation notification, the second notification means 85 confirms that the third work content has been confirmed by the first portable terminal 3b, which is a portable terminal (second portable terminal) different from the first portable terminal 3b. , The third portable terminal) (S34).

  When the second portable terminal 3b receives the other person confirmation notification from the server 2 (second notification means 85), this work content is confirmed in the work contents of the worker C corresponding to the other person confirmation notification on the other person work screen M3. It is displayed that “work in progress” is shown. Further, when the third portable terminal 3b receives the other person confirmation notification from the server 2 (second notification means 85), the work contents of the worker C corresponding to the other person confirmation notification on the own work screen M2 (work addressed to himself / herself) "Content") indicates that "work in progress" indicating that this work content has been confirmed.

In this way, the worker A who is a non-target worker can confirm the work content for the worker C who is the target worker, and the worker A who is the non-target worker is directed to the worker C. The worker C can be notified that the work content has been confirmed.
In the above-described embodiment, the second notification unit 85 of the server 2 transmits the self-confirmation notification and the other-person confirmation notification to the mobile terminal 3b separately from the work instruction unit 71 that transmits the work content to the mobile terminal 3b. However, a confirmation notice (self confirmation notice, other person confirmation notice) may be transmitted in cooperation with the work instruction means 71. For example, when the second notification unit 85 receives the confirmation notification, it adds a notification flag indicating that the confirmation notification has been received to the work content corresponding to the confirmation notification, and then includes the confirmation notification in the work instruction unit 71. Instruct to send the contents of the work. When there is a request for work content from a predetermined mobile terminal 3b, the work instruction means 71 transmits the work content and a confirmation flag to the mobile terminal 3b that has requested the work content.

Now, such a portable terminal 3b can automatically set the agricultural machine 4 based on the self-work content displayed on the self-work confirmation screen M5 and the other-person work content displayed on the other-person work confirmation screen M6.
As shown in FIG. 2, the mobile terminal 3 b includes a setting unit 86. The setting means 86 is composed of a program stored in the mobile terminal 3b. The setting means 86 extracts the setting value of the agricultural machine 4 from the work content and transmits it to the agricultural machine 4 when the agricultural work indicated in the work content is a work performed by the agricultural machine 4.

The work content received by the portable terminal 3b includes data used for setting the agricultural machine. For example, the machine used (the type and model of the agricultural machine, the type and type of the implement, etc.) and the amount of application of the work contents are data used for setting the agricultural machine.
FIG. 19 shows a flow of setting an agricultural machine (used machine) based on the work content. As shown in FIG. 19, for example, when the confirmation button 79 is tapped while the work content is displayed on the self-work confirmation screen M5 of the first portable terminal 3b possessed by the worker A (S40), setting means 86 determines whether or not the farm work set in the work content is performed by the farm machine (S41). The setting means 86 is
If the work content includes the machine type or type of the agricultural machine or the type or type of the implement, etc., it is determined that the farm work is performed by the agricultural machine and does not include the machine used. In the case, it is determined that the farm work is not performed by the agricultural machine. For example, when “NW4511” indicating the type of implement is set as the work content as the working machine, the setting unit 86 determines that the farm work is performed by the agricultural machine, and the implement type is designated as the working machine. If it is not set in the work content, it is determined that the farm work is not performed by the agricultural machine.

  If the setting unit 86 determines that the farm work is performed by the agricultural machine, the setting unit 86 extracts the set value of the agricultural machine from the work content and transmits the extracted value to the data collection device 5 (S42). For example, the setting unit 86 extracts the application amount (20 kg per 1a) from the work contents, and transmits the application amount and the machine used (NW4511, which is an implementation type) to the data collection device 5 as a set value. Note that the spray amount may be set as a set value.

  When the data collection device 5 receives the set values (dispersion amount and used machine), the data collection device 5 transmits the set values to the control device 6 (S43). The control device 6 determines whether or not the setting can be performed based on the setting value transmitted from the setting unit 86 (S44). Specifically, the control device 6 determines whether or not the machine used (for example, the implementation of “NW4511”) included in the set value is not attached to the agricultural machine 4, and if it is attached, the setting is performed. The machine to be used is set based on the set value (S45). The control device 6 sets the machine to be used by transmitting the amount of fertilization (the amount of work applied) to the machine to be used.

In setting the machine to be used, the controller 6 does not directly transmit the fertilization amount of the work content to the machine to be used, but the control device 6 can perform fertilization with the fertilizer amount indicated in the work content. The fertilizing amount of the work content may be converted into a value corresponding to the machine used, and the converted value may be transmitted as a set value to the machine used.
On the other hand, the control device 6 transmits a set value with error information indicating that setting cannot be performed when the used machine indicated in the work content is not attached to the agricultural machine 4 or the used machine and the agricultural machine 4 are different. It transmits with respect to the portable terminal 3b (S46). Specifically, the control device 6 transmits error information to the data collection device 5, and the data collection device 5 transmits the error information to the mobile terminal 3b. When the mobile terminal 3b receives the error information, the mobile terminal 3b displays a warning on the display unit that the agricultural machine cannot be set based on the work content. For example, the mobile terminal 3b displays a warning that the used machine indicated in the work content is not attached to the agricultural machine 4 (for example, is not attached), or the used machine indicated in the work content A warning that the agricultural machine 4 is different is displayed as a warning (for example, the work content and the machine are different). A warning that the setting of the agricultural machine 4 cannot be performed with the setting value indicated in the work content is displayed as a warning (for example, the setting value of the work content cannot be set).

The control device 6 transmits error information to the mobile terminal 3b via the data collection device 5 and displays a warning on the mobile terminal 3b. The warning may be output to the display device installed in the display device and the warning may be displayed on the display device. Also,
A warning may be displayed on both the portable terminal 3b and the display device.
In the above-described embodiment, among the farm workers (working workers), the field, the farm work time, and the fertilizer amount described in the work content, the fertilizer amount is transmitted from the mobile terminal 3b to the user machine, and the setting of the user machine is performed. However, the work content does not have to include information (performing worker, farm field, farming time) on who is doing where and when, and at least the farmer. As long as the contents (amount of fertilization and spread) that can be predicted by the farm work carried out by are included, the machine to be used may be set based on the contents.

Now, as shown in FIG. 2, the mobile terminal 3 b includes a creation unit 87 that creates a report (diary). The creating means 87 is composed of a program stored in the mobile terminal 3b. The creation means 87 creates the work content as a report when the work is performed based on the work content.
For example, as shown in FIG. 20A, it is assumed that the first work content (self-work content) is displayed on the self-work confirmation screen M5 of the first portable terminal 3b. Here, when the confirmation button 79 is tapped in the state where the first work content is displayed on the self-work confirmation screen M5 of the first portable terminal 3b, the creation means 87, for example, as shown in FIG. A copy of the first work content shown in 20 (a) is used as an intermediate report, and the intermediate report is stored in the second storage unit 23.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 21A, it is assumed that the third work content (other-person work content) is displayed on the other-person work confirmation screen M6 of the first mobile terminal 3b. Here, when the confirmation button 79 is tapped in the state where the third work content is displayed on the other person work confirmation screen M6 of the first portable terminal 3b, the creation means 87, for example, as shown in FIG. A copy of the third work content shown in 21 (a) is used as an intermediate report, and the intermediate report is stored in the second storage unit 23.

As described above, after the farmer confirms his / her own work content and other person's work content on the work confirmation screen (self work confirmation screen M5, other person's work confirmation screen M6), the confirmed work content can be replaced with an intermediate report. The server 2 can be notified of the self-confirmation notification and the other-person confirmation notification.
Now, as shown in FIG. 2, the server 2 includes second display means (report display means) 121. The second display unit 121 includes a program stored in the server 2. This second display means 121 uses the work content corresponding to the confirmation notification (self-confirmation notification, other person confirmation notification) transmitted from the mobile terminal 3b as an intermediate report, and uses an external device (for example, management) other than the mobile terminal 3b. Displayed on the computer 3a).

  That is, when the confirmation button 79 on the work confirmation screen is tapped, the portable terminal 3b side uses the work content displayed on the work confirmation screen as an intermediate report and transmits a confirmation notification to the server 2. On the side, upon receiving the confirmation notice, the work content corresponding to the confirmation notice is changed to an intermediate report, and the management computer 3a that has accessed the server 2 sends the intermediate report (the server 2 Is changed to an interim report). The external device is anything other than the portable terminal 3b (the portable terminal 3b possessed by the farmer) assigned to the farmer who performs the farm work and can be connected to the server 2. May be.

FIG. 24 summarizes the flow of report creation.
As shown in FIG. 24, for example, when the worker A confirms the first work content, the first portable terminal 3b possessed by the worker A sends a self-confirmation notification indicating that the first work content has been confirmed to the server 2. (S70). When the server 2 receives the self-confirmation notification (S71), the server 2 changes the first work content stored in the work content database 61 to an intermediate report (S72). Hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, the intermediate report corresponding to the first work content is referred to as a first intermediate report.

Then, when the management computer 3a accesses the server 2, and the management computer 3a requests the server 2 to confirm the farm work of the worker A (S73), the second display means 121 displays the first intermediate report. The first intermediate report is displayed on the management computer 3a with reference to the work content database 61 (S74).
As described above, when the worker A notifies the server 2 that the farm work is performed based on the first work content (when the confirmation notification is performed), the server 2 side reports the first work content in the first intermediate report. Can be displayed on the management computer 3a as a document, whereby the manager or the like can confirm with the management computer 3a what kind of farm work the worker A is doing.

  Now, the intermediate report created by the creation means 87 of the portable terminal 3b is displayed on the report confirmation screen M8. That is, the mobile terminal 3b extracts the intermediate report created by the creating unit 87 from the second storage unit 32, and displays the extracted intermediate report on the report confirmation screen M8. Here, when the registration button 83 on the report confirmation screen M8 is tapped, the creating means 87 converts the intermediate report displayed on the report confirmation screen M8 into the actual report as shown in FIGS. 20 (c) and 21 (c). And stored in the second storage unit 23. Further, when the registration button 83 on the report confirmation screen M8 is tapped, the first notification means 84 of the mobile terminal 3b indicates that the intermediate report has been converted into an actual report in the server 2, that is, the farmer has converted the intermediate report into the intermediate report. A completion notification (notification of completion of farm work) indicating that the farm work has been actually performed with the indicated contents is transmitted to the server 2. When the server 2 receives the completion notification, the server 2 changes the intermediate report corresponding to the completion notification to an actual report and stores it in the report database 50.

  As shown in FIG. 24, for example, when the registration button 83 is tapped while the first intermediate report is displayed on the report confirmation screen M8 (S75), the mobile terminal 3b converts the first intermediate report into the first actual report. The first actual report is converted and stored in the second storage unit 23 (S76). Further, when the registration button 83 is tapped in a state where the first intermediate report is displayed on the report confirmation screen M8 (S75), it indicates that the farmer has actually performed the farm work with the contents shown in the first intermediate report. A completion notification is transmitted to the server 2 (S77). Upon receiving the completion notification (S78), the server 2 changes the first intermediate report to the first actual report and stores the first actual report in the report database 50 (S79).

In addition, the 1st notification means 84 may transmit the actual report memorize | stored in the 2nd memory | storage part 23 of the portable terminal 3b to the server 2 instead of a completion notification (notice of completion | finish of farm work). That is, the actual report may be uploaded to the report database 50 by the first notification means 84.
For example, when the connection between the portable terminal 3b and the server 2 cannot be performed due to radio wave conditions or the like and the completion notification cannot be transmitted, the actual information stored in the second storage unit 23 when the connection between the portable terminal 3b and the server 2 can be performed. The report is transmitted to the server 2. In this case, when the server 2 receives the actual report transmitted from the portable terminal 3b (first notification means 84), the server 2 determines that the farm work indicated in the actual report has been completed and reports the actual report. Stored in the document database 50.

Now, the portable terminal 3b can display not only the work content but also the work plan.
As shown in FIG. 12, for example, when the other person work screen M3 is displayed on the display part 78 and the display part 78 is dragged, the other person work screen M3 is switched to the plan confirmation screen M4. As shown in FIG. 15A, the work plan acquired by the acquisition means 72 is displayed on the plan confirmation screen M4. For example, on the plan confirmation screen M4, the farm field (for example, the farm field A), the farm work (for example, tillage), and the farm work period (for example, 4/2 to 4/5) are displayed as the work plan. The related cropping plan (for example, fine splash and field A) is displayed.

FIG. 22 shows an example of the flow of work plan display from acquisition of a work plan. Next, it demonstrates in detail using FIG.
As shown in FIG. 22, it is assumed that, for example, worker A, worker B, worker C, and administrator P are registered in the server 2 as the first organization. Of the work plans, the first work plan and the second work plan are created by the manager P, that is, created by the management computer 3a assigned to the manager P.

The acquisition unit 72 of the portable terminal 3b requests a work plan when logging in to the server 2 (S50). The server 2 determines whether or not the logged-in mobile terminal 3b is the mobile terminal 3b assigned to the farmer registered in the server 2, that is, the presence / absence of registration (S51). For example, when the portable terminal 3b (first portable terminal 3b) assigned to the worker A makes a request for a work plan to the server 2, the requested first portable terminal 3b belongs to the first organization. Therefore, it is determined that there is a registration. On the other hand, when a mobile terminal 3b other than the first mobile terminal 3b, the second mobile terminal 3b, and the third mobile terminal 3b logs in to the server 2 and requests a work plan, the farmer who does not belong to the first organization Since it is a request from the portable terminal 3b, the server 2 determines that there is no registration.

  When the worker A is registered (S52), the work plan (first work) created by the “manager P” who is the manager of the worker A is directed toward the first portable terminal 3b of the worker A. The plan and the second work plan are extracted from the work plan database 41 (S53), and the extracted work plan is transmitted to the first portable terminal 3b of the worker A (S54). The first mobile terminal 3b displays the first work plan and the second work plan on the plan confirmation screen M4 (S55).

  In this way, a predetermined work plan created by an administrator who manages the farmer can be transmitted to the portable terminal 3b of the farmer who belongs to the organization registered in advance. And since not only work content but the work plan can be displayed on the portable terminal 3b, for example, even when the portable terminal 3b cannot acquire the work content, the farmer looks at the work plan and determines It is possible to perform farming work in other farm fields. Alternatively, when the farmer finishes earlier than the farmwork based on the work contents is scheduled and there is room, the farmer can look at the work plan and perform additional farmwork.

  In the above-described embodiment, when logging in the mobile terminal 3b to the server 2, that is, when the notification button 75 displayed on the main menu screen M1 is tapped, the work plan is acquired regardless of whether or not the work content is acquired. However, instead of this, when the work content cannot be obtained, the work plan may be obtained. For example, after the portable terminal 3b logs in to the server 2, the acquisition unit 72 first requests the server 2 to acquire work contents. Then, when the mobile terminal 3b cannot acquire the self-work content from the work content acquired from the server 2, the acquisition unit 72 requests the server 2 to acquire the work plan and acquires the work plan.

  In the embodiment described above, the work content created by the management computer 3a is acquired by the mobile terminal 3b via the server 2, but the work content can be created using the mobile terminal 3b. Specifically, when the creation button 77 shown on the main menu screen M1 is tapped, the creation means 87 is activated. First, the creation means 87 is displayed on the display unit 78 of the portable terminal 3b with respect to the first display means 74. Then, it instructs to display a work creation screen M9 as shown in FIG. The work content creation screen M9 is a screen for manually creating a work report. In this work content creation screen M9, for example, communication between the mobile terminal 3b and the server 2 cannot be temporarily performed due to the influence of radio waves or the like. This screen is used when it becomes necessary to create work contents due to special circumstances such as inability to obtain.

  Based on the command of the creation means 87, the first display means 74 displays a date setting section 90 for setting the date on which the farm work is performed on the work content creation screen M9 as shown in FIG. The creation means 87 sets the date input to the date setting unit 90 as the farm work implementation date. Moreover, the 1st display means 74 displays the agricultural field selection part 91 for selecting an agricultural field on the work content creation screen M9. The creation means 87 sets the field input to the field selection unit 91 as the field where the farm work has been performed.

  Further, the first display means 74 includes a work input unit 92 for inputting farm work, a worker input unit 93 for inputting farm workers, a machine input unit 94 for inputting the agricultural machine 4, and a fertilizer. A fertilizer input unit 95 for inputting (fertilizer name) and a spread amount setting unit 96 for setting the amount of fertilizer to be spread are displayed on the work content creation screen M9. The creation means 87 sets the farm work name input to the work input unit 92 to the farm work performed, sets the worker name input to the worker input unit 93 to the worker who performed the farm work, The machine name input to the input unit 94 is set to the machine that performed the farm work, the fertilizer name input to the fertilizer input unit 95 is set to the spread fertilizer, and the numerical value input to the spread rate setting unit 96 is sprayed Set to fertilizer amount. Note that the work content created by the creation unit 87 is not limited to the above-described one, and for example, the agricultural chemical used in the field and the spraying amount of the agricultural chemical may be input.

As described above, the work content manually created by the creation means 87 is transmitted to the server 2. For example, as shown in FIG. 23, when the registration button on the work content creation screen M9 is selected, the mobile terminal 3b sets the work content input on the work content creation screen M9 as its own work content, and uses the self-work content as a server. 2 to send. When the server 2 receives the work content transmitted from the mobile terminal 3b (first notification means 84), the server 2 stores the received work content in the work content database 61. Moreover, the server 2 transmits the received work content to the other mobile terminal 3b.

  For example, when the work content (self-work content) is created by the first mobile terminal 3b owned by the worker A, the first mobile terminal 3b uses the self-work content as the first work content corresponding to the worker A. Send to. The server 2 stores the received first work content of the worker A in the work content database 61. In addition, the server 2 transmits the first work content to the mobile terminals 3b of the other workers B and the workers C belonging to the same organization as the worker A. The portable terminal 3b of the worker B and the worker C displays the received first work content on the other person work screen M3 as the other person work content.

  In this way, for example, a worker who has not received a work instruction can notify other workers via the server 2 of the work content created by the mobile terminal 3b owned by the worker. Moreover, since the work content (work content created by the portable terminal 3b) stored in the work content database 61 of the server 2 can be displayed on the management computer 3a, the work can be performed even when the administrator does not give an instruction. The farm work performed by the person can be grasped from the work content (work content created by the portable terminal 3b).

The server 2 includes a calculation unit 122 and a progress display unit 123. The calculation means 122 and the progress display means 123 are configured by programs stored in the server 2.
The calculating means 122 calculates the progress status of the work plan indicating how much the work plan has progressed. For example, the calculation means 122 stores the work plan stored in the work plan database 41 and the completion of the farm work for each field. The progress status of the work plan is calculated based on the result storage means. As described above, since the completion of the farm work is indicated in the actual report, in this embodiment, the report database 50 storing the actual report is employed as the work performance storage means. The work record storage means is not limited to the report database 50 as long as it stores either completion of farm work or unfinished farm work in a predetermined field.

The progress status calculation will be described with reference to FIGS. 25 and 26.
First, the relationship between the actual report and the completion of farm work will be described with reference to FIG.
The first work contents, the second work contents, and the third work contents as shown in FIG. 25 (a) are carried by the server 2 (work instruction means 71) assigned to the workers A, B, and C. Suppose that it transmitted to the terminal 3b. Here, the worker A completes the farm work (plowing) indicated in the first work content on the day (4/4) instructed, and the worker B also performs the farm work (plowing) indicated in the second work content. ) Is completed on the designated date (4/4), and the server 2 receives each completion notification.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 25B, the report database 50 stores the first actual report corresponding to the first work content and the second actual report corresponding to the second work content. Since the first actual report and the second actual report are stored in the report database 50, the field group in which the crop of [Koshibuki] is cultivated by the first actual report and the second actual report. In (Agricultural field A, Agricultural field B, Agricultural field C, Agricultural field D), it can be seen that the cultivation of the agricultural field A is completed on [4/4] and that of the agricultural field B is completed on [4/4]. On the other hand, since the 3rd actual report corresponding to the 3rd work content does not exist in report database 50, it turns out that the cultivation of field C is not completed.

Next, the calculation of the progress status based on the actual report will be described with reference to FIG.
When calculating the progress, the computing means 122 first refers to the actual report in the report database 50 and also refers to the work plan in the work plan database 41. And the calculating means 122 calculates the progress of the predetermined agricultural work shown by the said work plan using the referred actual report and work plan.

For example, it is assumed that the calculation means 122 refers to the first work plan and the first work plan as shown in FIG. 26 when obtaining the progress status. When the calculation means 122 refers to the first actual report, it is shown in [4/4] that the field A has been cultivated, so the cultivating of the field A indicated in the first work plan is completed. Judge that Further, when the calculation means 122 refers to the second actual report, it is shown in [4/4] that the field B has been cultivated, so the field B indicated in the second work plan is cultivated. It is also determined that That is, the calculation means 122 extracts the field (worked field) in which the predetermined farm work (for example, tillage) has been completed from the report regarding the predetermined farm work, and is indicated by the work field and the work plan. The field (planned field) is collated, and it is determined that the farming work is completed for the planned field whose collation matches the completed field.

Next, the calculation means 122 extracts the farm field which performs the same farm work from a work plan (work plan database 41). In other words, the calculation means 122 extracts the field which performs the same farm work from the field where the same crop is planted.
For example, as shown in FIG. 26, the farm fields (for example, farm field A, farm field B, farm field C, farm field D) where the farming of “cultivation” is performed are extracted from the first work plan. And the calculating means 122 calculates the completion rate of the field in which "Tilling" is completed in the extracted field group (Field A, Field B, Field C, Field D). For example, the calculation means 122 calculates the completion rate of the farm field by “the completion rate (%) of the farm field = the number of farm fields in which the same farm work is performed ÷ the number of farm fields in which the farm work has been completed”. As described above, among the field A, the field B, the field C, and the field D, the field where the tilling is completed is “field A, field B”, and therefore the completion rate of the field is 50%.

In this way, by extracting from the work plan database 41 fields that carry out the same farm work, and calculating the completion rate of the fields in which the farm work has been completed among the extracted field groups, It is possible to calculate how far a predetermined farm work has progressed.
The progress display unit 123 displays the progress status calculated by the calculation unit 122. For example, when the management computer 3a connects to the server 2 and requests a progress status, the progress display means 123 displays a progress status screen Q6 indicating the progress status on the management computer 3a.

FIG. 27 shows an example of the progress situation screen Q6 displayed on the management computer 3a by the progress display means 123. The progress situation screen Q6 will be described with reference to FIG. It should be noted that the process of displaying the progress status screen Q6 is described as being performed by the progress display means 123.
As shown in FIG. 27, the progress situation screen Q6 includes a work selection section 125 for selecting an item for farm work, a farm field display section 126 for displaying a farm field map, and a situation display section 127.

  For example, a list of farm work included in the work plan stored in the work plan database 41 is displayed in the work selection unit 125, and a farm work to be displayed on the progress screen Q6 can be selected from the list. The field display unit 126 distinguishes and displays on the field map the field where the farm work has been completed and the field where the farm work has not been completed with respect to the farm work selected by the work selection unit 125. For example, a field where the farm work is completed is shown in red, and a field where the farm work is completed is shown in blue.

  The status display unit 127 displays the progress status regarding the farm work selected by the work selection unit 125 for each work plan (for each cropping plan). For example, the status display unit 127 includes a progress status of the same field group that performs “plowing” indicated in the first work plan, a progress status of the same field group that performs “plowing” indicated in the second work plan, The progress status of the same field group performing the “plowing” indicated in the third work plan is displayed.

Specifically, the status display unit 127 includes a plan display unit 127a that displays a work plan (planting plan), a third progress display unit 127b that indicates the passage of time, and a progress status (calculation result) of the work plan (planting plan). ) To display a result display unit 127c.
The plan display unit 127a displays a cropping plan associated with the work plan for performing the farm work selected by the work selection unit 125. The server 2 is associated with “Koshihibuki 2013” which is the name of the cropping plan associated with the first work content, “Koshihikari 2013” which is the name of the cropping plan associated with the second work content, and the third work content. The name “Hitomebore 2013”, which is the name of the cropping plan, is extracted, and these names are sequentially displayed on the plan display unit 127a. For convenience of explanation, the name of the planting plan displayed on the plan display unit 127a is referred to as “planting plan name”.

A predetermined period is displayed on the third progress display portion 127b. One end (left side) of the third progress display section 127b displays the date when the farm work starts earliest, and the other end (right side) displays the date when the farm work ends most recently. For example, as shown in FIG. 27, the first work plan, the second work plan, and the third work corresponding to each of “Koshibuki 2013”, “Koshihikari 2013”, and “Hitsubore 2013” displayed on the plan display unit 127a. In the plan, “4/1”, which is the earliest date of the farm work period, is displayed on the left side of the third progress display section 127b, and “4/8”, which is the latest date of the end of the farm work period. Is displayed on the right side of the third progress display portion 127b. In other words, one end side of the third progress display portion 127b is a portion that displays the first day of the period, and the other end side is a portion that displays the last day of the period.

As shown in FIG. 27, the result display unit 127c has a scale unit 128 for indicating the progress status as a percentage, and a scale (first scale) indicating the completion rate of the field that is the progress status corresponding to the scale unit 128. 129.
The scale part 128 is disposed below the third progress display part 127b. The minimum value (0%) of the scale portion 128 is set to the lower side for displaying the first day of the third progress display portion 127b, and the maximum value (100%) of the scale portion 128 is the last day of the third progress display portion 127b. Set to the bottom of the display.

  The scale (first scale) 129 is displayed on one side (for example, the right side) of the planting plan name corresponding to the planting plan name displayed on the plan display unit 127a. For example, on the right side of the plan display portion 127a displaying “Koshibuki 2013”, the progress status of the first work plan (cultivation shown in the first work plan) corresponding to the planting plan of this “Koshibuki 2013” A first scale 129a for displaying is displayed. Further, on the right side of the plan display section 127a displaying “Koshihikari 2013”, the progress status of the second work plan (cultivation shown in the second work plan) corresponding to the planting plan of “Koshihikari 2013” is displayed. On the right side of the plan display portion 127a displaying the first scale 129b and displaying "Hitomebore 2013", a third work plan corresponding to the cropping plan of "Hitomebore 2013" (cultivation shown in the third work plan) A first scale 129c for displaying the progress status is arranged.

  The first scale 129 is a rectangular display bar along the scale portion 128, that is, a linear display bar. One end of the first scale 129 coincides with the minimum value of the scale portion 128, and the other end is a scale. This corresponds to the maximum value of the part 128. The first scale 129 includes a first indicator unit 130 that indicates the completion rate of the field calculated by the calculation unit 122. For example, in the first work plan, when the completion rate of the field related to “plowing” is 50%, the first index unit 130 is displayed at a position of “50%” on the first scale 129a.

Further, the first scale 129 displays the number of fields where the farm work has been completed. Specifically, the number of farm fields in which the farm work has been completed is displayed in a range from one end (minimum value side) of the first scale 129 to the first index unit 130, and the first scale 129 In the range up to the other end (maximum value), the number of farm fields for which farm work has not been completed is displayed.
As described above, the result display unit 127c displays the first scale 129, and the first indicator unit 130 is displayed on the first scale 129, thereby indicating the completion rate of the field.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 27, you may display the 2nd parameter | index part 131 which points the date (current date) when a progress status is displayed on the progress status screen Q6. Specifically, the second index unit 131 is displayed at a position indicating the current date (for example, 4/4) in the third progress display unit 127b. The second indicator 131 indicates the position of the current date (for example, 4/4) with respect to the third progress indicator 127b by a line, and the line-like second indicator 131 has the first Crosses the scale 129. For example, when the server 2 displays the progress status screen Q6 on the management computer 3a, the server 2 uses the internal timer or the like to display the current date (eg, 4/4) at which the progress status screen Q6 is displayed. And the second index part 131 is displayed at a predetermined position of the result display part 127c (third progress display part 127b) to indicate the current date to the first scale 129.

As shown in FIG. 27, in the above-described embodiment, the completion rate (progress status) of the field for performing “plowing” for each work plan (for example, the first work plan, the second work plan, and the third work plan) is set to the first. Although displayed by one scale, it is desirable to display the farming period of “cultivation” shown in each work plan on the second scale 132.
For example, below the first scale 129a indicating the progress status of the first work plan, the farm work period (4/1 to 4/7) of “cultivation” of the first work plan is indicated by the second scale 132a. In addition, below the first scale 129a indicating the progress of the second work plan, the farm work period (4/6 to 4/8) of the “cultivation” of the second work plan is indicated by the second scale 132b. Below the first scale 129c indicating the progress status of the three work plan, it is indicated by the farm work period (4/1 to 4/7) of the “cultivation” of the third work plan (2/1 to 4/7) by the second scale 132c.

  The second scale 132 is a rectangular display bar along the scale portion 128, that is, a linear display bar, and is arranged along the first scale 129. Further, one end side (left side) of the second scale 132 indicates the start date of the farm work period, and the other end side (right side) indicates the end date of the farm work period. Since the second scale 132 is arranged in parallel along the longitudinal direction of the first scale 129, the second scale 132 and the second scale 132 are arranged according to the relationship between the length of the second scale 132 and the current date, as will be described later. It intersects with the 2 index part 131.

For this reason, it is possible to comprehend and understand the completion rate of the farm field indicated by the first scale 129 (agricultural work progress) and the farm work period indicated by the second scale 132.
For example, regarding “Koshibuki 2013”, “cultivation” has been completed for half of the fields at the present time of “4/4” (completion rate 50%). Further, the second indicator 131 indicating the current date (4/4) is located at the center of the second scale 132a (the center in the longitudinal direction of the second scale 132). In other words, when one end side of the second scale 132a is set to “0%” and the other end side of the second scale 132a is set to “100%”, the second indicator portion 131 that intersects the second scale 132a is viewed. The position of the 2 index part 131 is at a place indicating about 50% of the entire length of the second scale 132a.

That is, when looking at the first scale 129a and the second scale 132a, the completion rate (50%) of the field indicated by the first scale 129a and the position of the second index part 131 with respect to the second scale 132a (50 of the total length). %) Is almost the same, it can be seen that “cultivation” is progressing according to the work plan for “Koshibuki 2013”.
On the other hand, regarding “Koshihikari 2013”, “cultivation” has been completed in two-thirds of the field at the present time of “4/4”. Here, when the current date (for example, 4/4) indicated by the second indicator unit 131 with respect to the second scale 132b is viewed, the start date of the farm work period indicated by the second scale 132b is the current date. Since it is after the date (4/4), the second indicator 131 does not intersect with the second scale 132b. That is, when the first scale 129b and the second scale 132b are viewed, the second index unit 131 has the second index portion 131, although it seems that it is progressing at the completion rate (67%) of the field indicated by the first scale 129b. Since it is located on the minimum value side (side closer to the first day) than the scale 132b, it can be seen that “Koshihikari 2013” has been “cultivated” too sooner than the work plan.

  In addition, regarding “Hitomebore 2013”, “plowing” is not performed at the present time of “4/4” (completion rate 0%). In addition, the position of the second index portion 131 is at a location that represents about 50% of the entire length of the second scale 132c. In other words, regarding “Hitome 2013”, “Tilling” is not performed according to the work plan, and when “Tilling” is finally completed according to the plan, “Tilling” of all the fields is set in the work plan. It can be seen that it must be done in about half of the indicated farming period.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 27, you may display the farm work period corresponding to each 2nd scale 132 on the plan display part 127. FIG.
As described above, the agricultural support system 1 of the present invention includes the work plan setting unit 40, the work plan database 41, the work result storage unit, the calculation unit 122, and the progress display unit 123, and the calculation unit 122 is the same. The farm field to be farmed is extracted from the work plan database 41, the completion rate of the farm field where the farm work is completed in the extracted field group is calculated, and the progress display means 123 displays the completion rate of the farm field as the progress status. Therefore, as described above, it is possible to easily grasp how many farms have completed “plowing” with respect to all farms that perform “plowing”. A farming group owns a large number of fields, and depending on the crop, the same agricultural work is performed in a large number of fields at the same time. In the agricultural support system 1 of the present invention, even when the same agricultural work is performed on a large number of fields at the same time, it is easy for the manager to grasp the progress of all the fields where the same agricultural work is performed. It is possible to properly adjust the staffing of farmers while watching

  Further, the progress display means 123 displays the completion rate of the farm field on the first scale 129, displays the farm work period in the same farm work of the farm group on the second scale 132 along the first scale 129, and displays the progress status. Since the date when this is done is superimposed on the first scale 129 and the second scale 132, as described above, it is possible to easily grasp the progress of the farm work at the present time.

Since the progress display means displays the farm field where the farm work is completed and the farm field where the farm work is not completed on the field map, the farm field where the farm work is completed and the field where the farm work is not completed can be visually confirmed.
The embodiment disclosed this time should be considered as illustrative in all points and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the description above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

  A part of the configuration provided in the server 2 (for example, the cropping plan setting means 30, the cropping plan database 31, the work plan setting means 40, the work plan database 41, the work reference database 42, etc.) is transferred to the management computer 3a or the portable terminal 3b. It may be provided. For example, in the above-described embodiment, the planting plan setting unit 30 and the work plan setting unit 40 are provided in the server 2, but these may be provided in the management computer 3a.

 In the above-described embodiment, the work plan setting unit 40 changes the farm work period of the common field or the individual field as the work plan. However, the work plan setting unit 40 is not limited to the common farm or the individual farm field. You may enable it to change the farm work of an individual field. The change of the farm work is such that, for example, the farm work displayed on the first work display unit 45 or the second work display unit 55 can be selected with a pointer or the like, and the selected farm work is changed to another farm work. The change method of farm work is not limited to this.

  In the above-described embodiment, the common setting screen Q2 and the individual setting screen Q3 are displayed on the same screen by the screen integration unit 40C, but may be displayed on different screens. Moreover, although it is desirable to set the work plan of a common field and an individual field by the work plan setting means 40, you may enable it to set only the work plan of an individual field.

1 Agricultural support system 2 Server 3 Computer 3a Management computer (personal computer)
3b Worker computer (mobile terminal)
4 Agricultural machinery (tractor)
30 Crop plan setting means 31 Crop plan storage means (Crop plan database)
40 Work plan setting means 40A: Common setting section 40B: Individual setting section 40C: Screen integration section 41 Work plan storage means (work plan database)
42 Work standard storage means (work standard database)
60 Work content creation means 61 Work content storage means (work content database)
71 Work instruction means 72 Acquisition means 73 Sorting means 74 Display means (first display means)
84 First notification means 85 Second notification means 86 Setting means 87 Creation means 122 Calculation means 123 Progress display means 129 Scale (first scale)
130 First index part 131 Second index part 132 Scale (second scale)

Claims (4)

A work plan setting means for setting, for each field, a work plan relating a farm work and a farm work period for performing the farm work;
Work plan storage means for storing the work plan;
Work result storage means for storing the completion or incomplete of the farm work for each field,
A means for calculating a progress status with respect to the work plan, wherein a field on which the same farm work is performed is extracted from the work plan storage means, and a completion rate of the farm field where the farm work is completed in the extracted field group is calculated. Computing means for
Progress display means for displaying the completion rate of the field calculated by the calculation means on the progress status screen as the progress status ;
With
The progress screen displays a plan display unit that displays the work plan, a progress display unit that displays time progress, and a result that displays a completion rate of the field corresponding to the work plan indicated in the plan display unit. Including a display unit,
The progress display means displays a first scale indicating a completion rate of the field corresponding to the work plan on the result display unit along the time lapse of the progress display unit, and in the same farm work of the field group An agricultural support system , wherein a second scale indicating a farm work period is displayed on the result display unit along the first scale . The progress displaying means, a display means displays the date when displaying the progress and displays the progress display unit, an indicator unit corresponding to the date on the first scale or the second scale The agricultural support system according to claim 1. The first scale is along a scale portion indicating a completion rate of the field,
The progress display means displays the number of fields in which the farm work has been completed in an area between the indicator unit indicating the completion rate of the field in the first scale and the end corresponding to the minimum value of the scale unit. In addition, the number of unfinished farm fields in which the farm work has not been completed is displayed in an area between the indicator section and the end corresponding to the maximum value of the scale section. Agricultural support system described in 1.   The agricultural support system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the progress display means displays a farm field in which farm work is completed and a farm field in which the farm work is not completed on a farm map.