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JDOffice 1.2 Why NOW is a Good Time to Start 1. Technically, it’s practical. The needed machine controls, sensors, and computers are readily available and affordable. It is the technical equipment that is imperative; without this equipment, there would be no precision farming. 2. Economically, it makes sense. Specific knowledge about your fields gives you the ability to decide on field inputs based on site-specific needs. Using fertilizer only where needed, based on factors such as elevation and corresponding yield results, and planting varying amounts of seeds based on soil type could save you money. Precision farming optimizes the management of farm inputs based on site-specific needs and allows you to measure the increased yield results. 3. Environmentally, it’s very friendly. Field inputs can be applied accurately only when and where they are needed to sustain a high crop yield. The yield maps may also tell you where you can utilize soil conservation techniques in specific field locations to ensure high yields. In addition, all activities and their results are completely documented. How JDOffice Will Help You User-friendly and easy-to-understand, JDOffice allows you to document field operations by creating color maps and spreadsheet reports of individual fields. The farmer now knows the equipment’s exact position in the field, allowing him to coordinate field locations with field activities. With this information, producers have more tools to refine their analysis of various aspects of their fields, including yield variability, soil type differences, or problems associated with fertility, weed control, drainage, or equipment malfunction. Variable rate seeding or spraying can significantly reduce the overlap during applications thereby decreasing the costs. Besides decreased input costs (seeds and chemicals), reduced overlap saves time, salary, and fuel. It doesn’t take long to see how fast the system pays for itself. In addition, the higher level of crop record keeping assures the buyer that the variety delivered is pure and that it meets all the minimum quality standards as outlined in the contract. The innovative tools and easy-to-use approach not only helps you better understand your farm’s yield on a site-specific basis, but also helps you develop an understanding of the factors affecting your yields. The program will assist you in gaining insight as to how you may vary crop inputs based on site-specific needs, increase margin/acre profitability, and develop plans for optimizing overall crop inputs. 14
15 Getting Started The Following is Advised: 1. Before doing any work in the field, enter the year’s entire farming operation in the Setup tabs and save this data to the PC Card. Refer to Chapter 4 “Setup,” for detailed instructions. 2. Edit the field boundary to correctly reflect its actual shape, or if utilizing the field documentation program, drive the boundary and unload it into JDOffice. Refer to “Adjusting a Boundary or Drain Tile” on page 193 for details, or to your GreenStar Display documentation. 3. While in the field, use the Setup entries that are listed on the GreenStar Display. Doing so will save you a great deal of time on the JDOffice Edit Data Files screen. For more information on GreenStar and JDOffice, refer to the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> Ag Management Solutions website at http://www.deere.com/greenstar.
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