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JDOffice 1.2<br />

5. Place the mouse cursor in the first box, left click, and type in the Lots/Batches<br />

number as found on the bag of seed.<br />

• Use the keyboard Tab key to advance to the next text box, or use the mouse to<br />

click in the second box.<br />

6. Type in the Germination % of the variety.<br />

7. Click OK when finished.<br />

Seeding<br />

The Seeding screen contains additional information<br />

about the selected variety, as well as conversion factors<br />

which are required for map-based seeding customers<br />

and to make profitability plans. (If you are not creating<br />

application plans, skip the top section of this screen.)<br />

Although they are not required, you can enter the<br />

variety’s Seed size, Bulk unit description, Seed<br />

origin and the Date tested for additional record<br />

keeping purposes.<br />

The Seeds per unit (Prescription written in seeds per acre) and Weight per unit<br />

(Prescription written in pounds per acre) factors work as calculators to help you determine<br />

the number of bags of seed per variety you will need to buy - according to the data you<br />

entered in your application plans. The total weight and number of needed bags or<br />

containers (rounded up) will be listed in the Seeding Plan Summary Report (page 259).<br />

Note: Weight per 1000 seeds is commonly used in Europe.<br />

Entry Method for Application Plans<br />

If a seeding prescription is made in a unit of measure other than that which is the native<br />

unit of the implement, you will need to enter the conversion factors on the Seeding screen<br />

(see above) prior to writing the prescription. JDOffice will then use these factors to “bridge<br />

the gap” between the measurements. You can now prescribe using the most comfortable<br />

unit of measure regardless of your implement’s capabilities.<br />

For example, if your planter can only plant in seeds per acre, this screen will allow you to<br />

create the application plan as pounds per acres; JDOffice will then convert the values for<br />

use on the machinery.<br />

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