HomePublicationsCrops & SoilsIssues Nutrient Management Soil testing: How precise is my lab data? September 11, 2022 Gulf of Mexico hypoxia 2022: What’s the role of plant nutrition? August 5, 2022 News & Perspectives NewsSustainable Agronomy Conference marks fifth year August 25, 2022 Science Policy NewsStates act on nutrient management with CCA input August 25, 2022 Soil & Water Management Soil health changes from grassland to row crop conversion in the Northern Great Plains August 25, 2022 Precision agriculture and soil health August 10, 2022 Living mulch in corn boosts soil health, cuts inputs August 3, 2022 Wetlands on the farm: potent, nutrient-capturing tools in (relatively) small packages August 3, 2022 People Newly CertifiedNewly certified August 18, 2022 Sustainability Environmental outcomes from on-farm agricultural production in the United States August 3, 2022 September-October 2022 issueVolume 55, Issue 5Inside this issueYield-monitoring data can figure in consequential decisions that make a difference in the farm's bottom line. Nowadays, most harvesters are equipped with yield-monitoring technology. Some farmers are using yield maps to develop variable-rate seeding and nutrient prescriptions while others have been reluctant to use the technology. This issue, we will discuss using yield data for on-farm decisions, calibrating yield monitors, and cleaning, managing, and standardizing data. See page 56. The cover photo shows farmer Joe Dan Luck reviewing yield monitor settings (courtesy of Joe David Luck). Crop Management Yield monitoring for profitability mapping, on-farm research, and precision conservation September 11, 2022
Soil health changes from grassland to row crop conversion in the Northern Great Plains August 25, 2022
Yield monitoring for profitability mapping, on-farm research, and precision conservation September 11, 2022