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(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

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Field <strong>Maps</strong><br />

View a soil type map:<br />

1. Click Layers .<br />

2. In the Layers chooser, click Add.<br />

3. In Field Characteristics, select the soil type map layer (listed by year).<br />

4. Click OK.<br />

5. Verify that View is checked for that layer in the Layers chooser.<br />

6. Click Legend to see the color codes.<br />

Soil Type to Rate Table<br />

Before creating your application plans (using the option to copy soil type<br />

shapes to the plan), use the Soil Type to Rate Table as a time-saving shortcut.<br />

Because different types of soil tend to produce crops at different rates, you can<br />

define the product application (pesticide, fertilizer or tank mix) or seeding rate<br />

for each soil type per the crop or product type. When the polygons are copied<br />

from the soil type map to the application plan, the rates will already be defined<br />

per soil type (the rate can be changed on the plan - per polygon).<br />

If you type in a default rate and click Apply, that same rate will populate all the<br />

boxes for the selected crop, variety (product), and unit of measure parameters;<br />

overrides can then be made to individual soil types.<br />

Each time soil maps are imported into JDOffice, the soil types are added to the<br />

Soil Type to Rate Table and will be assigned any default rates already set. This<br />

is a master table and it will expand each time new types are imported. The<br />

legend color next to each soil type is automatically assigned by JDOffice (it can<br />

be changed on the Legend Setup tab).<br />

The table can be printed for the active parameters (operation type, product<br />

type and default rate) per unit of measure, or for all units of measure that have<br />

been defined.<br />

All soil type maps can be printed in the ESRI Shape format. Refer to “ESRI<br />

Shape File .JDA Export Format” on page 316 for more information.

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