Impressions of China and More Dr. Chuanguo Xu. Dr. Fang Chen Regional Director IPNI Mr. Maury Keonig Vice-President Ag Services.

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Impressions of China and More Dr. Chuanguo Xu

Dr. Fang Chen Regional Director IPNI Mr. Maury Keonig Vice-President Ag Services

What Do You Want from Us ? “Tell us about recent in-season N management technologies and strategies AND how to effectively convey management information to farmers” Xu, Chuanguo Where to Start ?

Near Infrared Wavebands (NIR) Photosynthesis Biomass e l d Chlorophyll captures BLUE and RED light Sensors Measure ● Disappearance of red light ● Abundance of reflected NIR Reflects NIR Visible Wavebands Chlorophyll

Near Infrared Wavebands (NIR) Photosynthesis Chlorophyll Biomass “VIGOR” Nutrient Status Y i e l d Vegetation Index Visible Wavebands

Modulation/Demodulation Using Polychromatic LEDs LED PD1 TARGET SENSOR PD2 User Selected Filters ACS-470 PD3 Features Select 3 wavebands Mapping External GPS External power Waveband output Output to data logger Continuous data (10 Hz) Real-time applications

Crop Circle ACS-430 or AgLeader OptRx Cotton Greece

Instrumentation in Chinese Laboratory ASD sensor (hyper-spectral) CropSCAN sensor (16 wavebands) Minolta SPAD meters Li-Cor light bar EM 38 (map electrical conductivity) Trimble DGPS Hach portable chemistry kit (pH, EC, more) Canister-type passive sensors (up and down) Wave-band specific sensors (Chinese built) Spectralon reference panels (several) Grey-scale calibration panels (several sets of 4) GreenSeeker Circuit boards being developed and tested

Modulation/Demodulation Using Polychromatic LEDs LED PD1 TARGET SENSOR PD2 Red, Red-edge and NIR Filters RapidSCAN PD3 Built-In GPS Lithium battery Waveband output 3 Meg memory Averages 10 Hz Statistics Start – Stop switch Collects 40,000 Hz

Near Infrared Wavebands (NIR) Photosynthesis Chlorophyll Biomass Vegetation Index Visible Wavebands Affected By : Growth stage Cultivar (variety) Previous crop Water stress Soil properties

“ X “ Reference “ X “ Reference Sufficiency Index “Happy Crop” “Managed Crop” Note : Reference value remains constant == S I Relative “Vigor” (i.e., 92% adequate) i.e., 100%

Holland K.H. and J.S. Schepers Derivation of a variable rate nitrogen application model for in-season fertilization of corn. Agronomy Journal 102: Basic Algorithm N appl = ( N opt – N cred ) √ √ (1 – SI) ∆ SI Farmer Rate or N EONR

Fertilizer N Rates influence crop vigor (sufficiency index) Crop Sufficiency Index is directly related to Relative Yield

Why Some Precision Agriculture Tools Have Slow Adoption ? Time Expense Intimidated by the technology Inconvenient Lack of support after the sale Not appropriate for the situation Profits are already adequate Requires different equipment Needs technical assistance and guidance

Producer Services Grid soil samples Review yield maps Generate zone maps for VRT VRT fertilizer and lime Check preplant uniformity and deliver materials Check and calibrate starter fertilizer equipment Planter uniformity and depth Sidedress nutrient deliveries Herbicide applications (high clearance sprayers) Calibrate fertigation pumps and schedule applications Field scouting (irrigation, weeds, insects, disease) Remote sensing (color imagery out the window) Yield monitor calibration Help clean up yield maps Smoke Test Frequent contacts Demonstrates concern Near real-time feedback Frequent contacts Demonstrates concern Near real-time feedback Charges 5-7% more for products

Excess N Problems Appropriate Early-Season N Courtesy: Fred Below

Should we be working to - build a better mouse trap ? OR Convincing farmers that they should try to - catch the mouse ? Get Involved with Producers

Jim Schepers