Yield Mapping Articles & Analysis
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The project has as its overall aim to increase climate resilient agricultural productivity and food security, with a specific objective to increase the water productivity and profitability of smallholder farmers in Mozambique, prioritizing small (family sector) farmers to increase food and nutritional security. This project will demonstrate what the best combinations are of adoption strategies ...
Keeping these records will also give you insight into where to ground truth your fields if you are identifying yield variations (or maturity/quality variations) whether it be on your yield maps, in the combine on the monitor or through different types of crop imagery such as NDVI. 4. ...
Seeding, nutrient and irrigation management practice designs are overlaid with yield data and soil and nutrient maps. On the animal production side, there have also been many precision agriculture and technological advances. ...
ByAGRIVI
With GPS apps, farm planning, field mapping, soil sample, crop analysis, variable rate applications, and yield mapping are now made. 2. ...
In the example below, you’ll see three maps: a phosphorus map, a potassium map, and a yield map. The sampling map was taken at the 2.5 acre grid level. The top left corner of the maps shows an area that is high in phosphorus and potassium, but low in yield. ...
We have designed our portal to put industry-leading precision viticulture tools directly into the hands of growers and wineries, taking the stress out of your vineyard management with on-demand analysis to help you increase the value of your yield. We’ve come a long way over the last couple of years developing our capabilities from detecting vineyards remotely to monitoring key indicators ...
Precision farming isn’t about spending endless hours crunching numbers and analyzing data. It’s about answering questions that can make you more profitable. This is why, SMS software was created. For over 20 years, SMS has been proving itself as an easy-to-use decision-making tool to help farmers capture the most out of every acre. Stuart Lawrence, a fourth-generation farmer from ...
Make sure you are squeezing every last drop of utility out of your data management system! Here’s a guide for new, and experienced SMS users to maximize the way you access and use your data. There’s something for everyone to learn as this list covers some underutilized features. Read on to find out what you’ve been missing! SMS Basic and SMS Advanced Software are ...
It was the same back then as it is now for our farm — we identify the variability in the soil that impacts yield. I know a lot of folks who use the SSURGO map layer in FieldView™ to identify soil variance and some who have uploaded their own soil test data into FieldView from Veris or A&L. But I often still do it the old fashioned way by riding ...
” To monitor their soil moisture, they’ve spent the last three years mapping their vineyards with the EM 38 electromagnetic induction (EMI) device. ...
Yield maps can help establish management zones to guide soil testing efforts. ...
At a time when grain markets continue to strain row crop revenue potential, many farmers are taking steps to do all they can to maximize productivity and yields. Excess water is a common yield robber with corn and other crops. ...
The result is a more accurate soil texture map that can be used to guide the variable rate sowing. Another option is to base the seed rate on yield maps from previous years. If you already have the combine harvester that collects yield data, you only need to convert your yield maps into a ...
BySolvi AB
Think about this: as a farmer, you only get one shot at harvesting your crop each year. Now think about how many things have changed in the past 10 or 20 years: bigger, faster and more accurate equipment, new seed technologies, better herbicide, insecticide and fertilizer options, improved water management, precision technologies … the list goes on. The first time you tried some of these ...
The maps can be loaded into most crop management platforms, including Climate FieldView, which was announced recently. ...
A simple inverse yield model (SIYM) has been devised and shown to be successful in estimating PAWc at a field scale for well-drained soils by matching simulated corn (Zea mays L.) yield with measured yield. ...
Inputs were varied according to yield zones derived from yield maps, detailed maps of soil organic matter (SOM), and sampled seasonal NO3 status. ...
The objective of this case-study analysis was to investigate how site-specific decisions can be improved by transforming a long-term multiple-crop yield-map dataset into profit maps that contain economic thresholds representing profitability zones. Ten years (1993–2002) of cleaned yield map data [4, 5, and 1 yr ...
Yield maps are a key component of precision agriculture, due to their usefulness in both development and evaluation of precision management strategies. The value of these yield maps can be compromised by the fact that raw yield maps contain a variety of inherent errors. ...