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ZedX, Inc: February 2010
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010. AgFleet Introduction Data Manager Module. Now that the 2009 #harvest season is behind us here in the United States, producers and #ag folks that support producers are feverishly planning for the upcoming 2010 season. As every farmer knows full well, the 2010 season has basically begun, for some last summer! Posted by Nate Taylor. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Conservation Tillage No-Till Strip-Till Ridge-Till erosion soil BMP Sustainability.
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ZedX, Inc: April 2010
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010. Precision Farming Live Chat. The below link is a short entry describing the upcoming live streaming chat on Twitter about Precision Agriculture called #agtech. Take a moment to read and then join us this Friday April 30th, 2010 at 1200 Central Time. Posted by Nate Taylor. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Conservation Tillage No-Till Strip-Till Ridge-Till erosion soil BMP Sustainability. Nitrogen Nutrient Management Phosphorous Agfleet.
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ZedX, Inc: Growing Degree Days and their use in Agriculture
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Thursday, May 20, 2010. Growing Degree Days and their use in Agriculture. As the growing season continues to move forward it is now time to start looking at some of the data that will be important when planning in-season activities. One of the data sets that all growers watch is Growing Degree Days (GDD), aka Heat Units. There are many uses outside of Agriculture for Heat Units, but we are going to focus on their use in farming. Seed companies publish the maturity times of their hybrids but a few base th...
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ZedX, Inc: Get in the Zone with Zone Maker
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010. Get in the Zone with Zone Maker. Now that we have covered the backbone of AgFleet, Data Manager, let's dig into the Zone Maker module. The very first question you should be asking in terms of the Zone Maker module is why? Why create zones in my fields? The answer: Economics. Take a look at the field below. By creating these management zones you are able to reduce input costs, labor costs, as well as increase your bottom line. Please feel free to download and share the document.
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ZedX, Inc: March 2010
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Monday, March 29, 2010. All of us in the business of agriculture know full well the phrase, at the mercy of the elements; aka weather. We also know full well that this major puzzle piece cannot be controlled and usually is the one nail sticking up that hangs up your extension cord; aka Murphys Law. And we all love Murphy until he becomes a team member. So what can we do to mitigate the risks associated with inclement weather? Posted by Nate Taylor. Wednesday, March 24, 2010. Why create zones in my fields?
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ZedX, Inc: Nitrogen and Phosphorous BMP's
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Friday, June 4, 2010. Nitrogen and Phosphorous BMP's. Now that you have created a Nutrient Management Plan. Plan) for your farm let's take a quick look at some Best Management Practices (BMP's) for applying Nitrogen (N) an Phosphorous (P). Applying N when the crop needs it provides yield, economical, and environmental benefits, so in-season application timing is important. The yield benefit is realized by having the right amount of N available for the crop at critical growth stages. P, in contrast to N d...
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Application Order Tracker - ZedX, Inc.
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Innovations for Decision Making. Innovations for Decision Making. Managing Decisions with Innovation. Web-Based Software for Efficient Farm Management. AOT) is an essential part of any group looking to better manage farm activities as efficiently as possible. AOT is used for logistical management between growers, applicators, and ag retailers to better facilitate both ground and aerial applications across the United States. Product Features and Benefits. Connect with us on:.
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ZedX, Inc: June 2010
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010. In the previous 2 posts,. We took a look at BMP's for nutrient management in commodity cropping systems. Another aspect of farming operations that need to be evaluated is your tillage practices. Tillage practices and nutrient management are interwoven together and must be planned together to gain the optimal benefit for your farm. Increases soil erosion - This one impact alone has a very negative impact on your farm. Some of these impacts are:. High cost per acre. If you answered...
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ZedX, Inc: Precision Farming Live Chat
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010. Precision Farming Live Chat. The below link is a short entry describing the upcoming live streaming chat on Twitter about Precision Agriculture called #agtech. Take a moment to read and then join us this Friday April 30th, 2010 at 1200 Central Time. Posted by Nate Taylor. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Conservation Tillage No-Till Strip-Till Ridge-Till erosion soil BMP Sustainability. Nitrogen Nutrient Management Phosphorous Agfleet.
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ZedX, Inc: Conservation Tillage BMP's
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010. In the previous 2 posts,. We took a look at BMP's for nutrient management in commodity cropping systems. Another aspect of farming operations that need to be evaluated is your tillage practices. Tillage practices and nutrient management are interwoven together and must be planned together to gain the optimal benefit for your farm. Increases soil erosion - This one impact alone has a very negative impact on your farm. Some of these impacts are:. High cost per acre. If you answered...