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Ask the Expert

Daniel RodriguezRuss Linhart

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Applicator (boom) mounted system GreenSeeker Handheld

Trimble GreenSeeker solutions offerings

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RT200 for FmX System Diagram

CAN-based, integrated system using FIQ or serial rate control

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Primary Use; N-Management in Wheat/Corn

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Other uses; Vineyard Production

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Other uses; Potato Production

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Aug 12, 2012

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Aug 19, 2012

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Aug 26, 2012

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Sept 16, 2012

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Other uses; Cabbage Production

Aug 12, 2012

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GreenSeeker Handheld Crop Sensor

Daniel Rodriguez

AFFORDABLE AND EASY TO USE

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Features• Lightweight and portable • Active light source optical sensor• Used to measure plant biomass/plant health • Displays NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) reading • Pull the trigger and NDVI measurement appears on LCD display

immediately.• Affordable, easy to use

GreenSeeker Handheld Crop Sensor

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Key use continues to be in-season nitrogen management• Using algorithms developed or custom algorithms

Other uses for 2012• Variable rate fungicide & desiccantPrimarily Cotton• Crop condition mappingViticulture, raspberries, ginseng, blueberry, coli flour, broccoli• Application of growth rate regulator and defoliantsPrimarily cotton, canola

How are Producers Using GreenSeeker?

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Sensor Tour

GreenSeeker Handheld Crop Sensor

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Quick measurement • Hold the sensor over the crop canopy

and pull the trigger

• The sensor should be held at 24-48” above the crop canopy

• Observe the reading on the display

Using the Sensor

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Averaged measurement To obtain a reading representing a largerArea or strip.

• Hold the sensor over the crop canopy and pull the trigger.

• Walk with the sensor while keeping the trigger engaged and maintaining a consistent height above the target.

• The display updates continuously, but accumulates multiple readings and provides an average when the trigger is released.

• The maximum measurement is 60 sec.

Using the Sensor

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- Key use of sensor is to estimate fertilizer application rates.- Other applications include:

• Sensing and agronomic research• Biomass measurements and plant canopy variations• Nutrient response• Yield Potential• Pest and disease impact

- StrategyEducate the market about NDVI

• What is it?• What it can do for users?• How can it help them make better decisions?

Application of the Handheld Sensor

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Generalized Algorithm The Generalized algorithm for Nitrogen Fertilizer Rates was developed by Oklahoma State University for the following crops:

• Spring wheat• Winter wheat• Dryland corn• Irrigated corn• Barley• Triticale• Sorghum• Canola• Rice

Fertilizer Algorithms

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Trimble Connected Farm phone App now calculates N ratesDownload from www.connectedfarm.com, Amazon Mobile, Google Play,

etc.

Features• Compatible with Android or Apple phones• Automated calculator based on calculator

from OSU website.• Geo-Reference data• Visit Connected Farm to view data• Free

Trimble introduces: GreenSeeker Calculator

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Connected Farm: GreenSeeker Calculator

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Complete Integrated Solution

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• Trimble integrated website• New and updated documentation and print material• Dealer/reseller locator tool updated

GreenSeekerwww.trimble.com/agriculture/greenseeker.aspx

GreenSeeker Handheldwww.trimble.com/agriculture/gs-handheld.aspx

WeedSeekerwww.trimble.com/agriculture/weedseeker.aspx

Connected Farmwww.connectedfarm.com

Website Updates

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Questions?

Feedback?

FAQ linkhttp://greenseeker.com/greenseeker_faqs.html


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