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Fertilizer Map
Each dot in a fertilizer point map represents one-fifth ( 1 / 5) of a second of
sprayer data. A fertilizer point map is a rate or depth point map which displays
the fertilizer operation data as selected in the GreenStar Display. A fertilizer
contour map averages the data in the fertilizer point map, and is automatically
created.
In the Add Map Layer window, a Fertilizer Log folder will be created for the
current year. All fertilizer maps for the selected field will be contained within this
folder, and can be differentiated from others by the task listed.
However, if you used a fertilizer with another product application operation -
and entered it as tank mix in Setup - this data will be referred to as a tank mix
layer. For more information, refer to “Tank Mix Maps” on page 227.
View a fertilizer map:
1. Click Layers .
2. In the Layers chooser, click Add.
3. In the desired year, open Fertilizer Log.
4. Select the layer you want to view.
5. Click OK.
6. Verify that View is checked for that layer in the Layers chooser.
7. Click Legend to see the color codes.
Fertilizer Application Log Maps
If you are using variable drive, you will get fertilizer application log maps in
addition to the fertilizer field documentation maps.
An application log is a graphic representation of how the product was actually
applied to the field. When a task is selected on the GreenStar Display, an
application log map is automatically created from data feedback from the
sensors on the sprayer. Each dot in a fertilizer point map represents one-fifth
( 1 / 5) of a second of sprayer data.
The log will be identical to the application plan if you don’t deviate from the
prescription. If overrides are used while applying product, the plan and the log
can be used as a comparison. If GPS is lost, the log will deviate from the plan
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