Ultimate Yield™
The Ultimate Yield TM Program is the most recent and extremely advanced program incorporating variable rate technology VRT of fertilizer application during seeding is an in-depth look into the relationships between topography, nutrient levels, and vegetation patterns within the field. The balanced nutritional package is formed by Ultimate Mapping Soil Fertility plan which utilizes analyzed aerial and NDVI (Normalized Differential Vegetation Index) images. Read more about Ultimate Yield TM Program in our NewsLetters --->
What is Ultimate Yield ™ ?
Ultimate Yield ™ is new approach to crop production management. The program rates the 7 factors that determine ultimate yield. As the farm manager plans and makes decisions about his crop protection that decision is rated on a scale of 1 to ten for its impact positive or negative on the ultimate yield for a field. Every management decision is rated And therefore helps crop producers to measure the impact each decision has on determining the ultimate yield. The program is essentially a check list or report card on the farm manager’s decision making process, as well as a yield predictor based on the impact each decision makes in determining yield. The manager is able to evaluate each decision In an easy to use checklist allowing him to re-evaluate the impact that decision may have on limiting yield.
Rack crop consultants assist each farm in striving for 10/10 management decisions. The sum of which improve yield and profitability.
Ultimate Yield ™ Program
We have been testing Ultimate Yield ™ this year and have discovered a few glitches but now that the bugs are worked out we are ready to offer the full program to interested growers. The biggest glitch discovered was the fact that we didn’t start soon enough. We need to start this fall to ensure thoroughness and time to help you plan for the 2010 growing season.
Following the Ultimate Yield ™ program and implementing a 5 year field plan allows the grower to soil build necessary nutrient levels so that higher yields can be targeted, plan rotations and seed bed preparation, plan weed control strategies combined with resistance management, reach yield goals regardless of spring conditions, and even prepare the farm for variable rate seeding of seed varieties and fertilizer. There are three agronomy programs to choose from -->
