CFP V3.0 Transition - All you need to know
Will my old Cool Farm Tool assessments and results be available to view on the Cool Farm Platform when I register in June?
The good news is that your baseline and other historic data will be moved to the new Cool Farm Platform, ensuring you have access to everything you need. This will be a major undertaking, but we will migrate all of the data for crop, dairy and beef ...
What is the difference in features between CFT and the CFP?
Please see the attached document for differences between the CFT and the CFP.
Can I export my data from CFP?
Yes. CFP will support full CSV exports of all assessment input and output data.
Where can I find technical documentation for CFP 3.0?
Detailed documentation for version 3.0—covering data requirements and differences from 2.0—will be released per pathway (e.g., annual crops, perennials, dairy & beef) once they exit beta testing and go live.
How will CFP handle translations and multiple languages?
Currently, users can rely on browser-based translation tools. We’re asking users to provide feedback on poor translations and suggest English alternatives. Based on user input, we will update source text or consider building dedicated translation ...
Can I continue using v2.0 on the CFP?
No, version 2.0 assessments cannot be run on the CFP. However, the legacy Cool Farm Tool will remain available for some time after the CFP v3.0 launch. Members will be notified well in advance before it is phased out.
Will all previous Cool Farm Tool (CFT) assessments be accessible on CFP?
Not immediately. Historical data from the Cool Farm Tool (v2.0) will be migrated to the CFP after the official release of CFP v3.0. However, these assessments will not be viewable in CFP until they are linked to their correct updated pathways.
What can I expect from the CFP V3.0 Release?
What is the CFP, and why was it introduced? In April 2024, we launched the Cool Farm Platform (CFP) as the foundation for all our pathways moving forward. Within the CFP, we introduced the Perennials Module, which has been widely adopted by both ...