In this clip Ken discusses the importance of early season stand evaluations, early season is the only time that we can investigate whether missing plants were actually missing seeds or a result of hindered germination or emergence. We can also predict the projected ear count by evaluating how evenly our stand emerged.
Brad discuss how to ensure that your No-Till Coulter is set properly.
In this episode Isaac further examines properly setting the legend and the pitfalls of Kriged data when attempting to identify management zones.
In this episode Crop-Tech Consulting Agronomist, Isaac Ferrie, shows how using kriged or smoothed yield data can actually hide discrepancies or flaws in the yield data and misrepresent the precision of the monitor calibration process.
In this episode of Technology Tuesday, CTC Agronomist Isaac Ferrie discusses the value of properly setting the legend in yield mapping software to best identify management zones.
Brad discusses a new online service that stitches aerial imagery for a bargain price! For more information or tutorials visit Maps Made Easy's Website or their YouTube page.
Use this guide to determine the calibration load speed for Case, Ag Leader, Trimble, and GS3 Yield monitors.
Use this guide to determine calibration load speeds for Green Star 1 and 2 monitors that use high and low flow calibration.
The concepts behind combine calibration and a guide to calibrating your yield monitor to ensure precise and accurate data.
[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_column_text]The Hornet UAS has the ability to carry a number of cameras that can produce useful information for precision farming operations. Some examples included in Crop-Tech’s evaluation are a regular camera, giving an aerial view of visible field conditions, and a modified near infrared camera, which provides an indication of plant health beyond what would [...]
