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1 On-Farm Precision Experiment (OFPE) Funded by Montana Research and Economic Development Initiative (MREDI) Previous year crop yield Current year experiment analysis from and protein experiment Next year profit maximizing Profit maximizing Profit maximizing prescription prescription prescription
2 On-Farm Precision Experiment (OFPE) MSU Development Team Bruce Maxwell, Agroecology/Modeling Rob Payn, Hydrology/Ecoinfomatics Clemente Izurieta, Computer Science/ Management John Sheppard, Computer Science/Modeling Nick Silverman, Hydrology/Climate science/modeling Philip Davis, Field Tech/ management/ramrod Peripheral experts: Patrick Lawrence, Agroecology/modeling Clain Jones, Crop fertility Perry Miller, Cropping systems Lisa Rew, Weed mapping Anton Bekkerman, Economist Stephanie Ewing, Soil science Kelsey Jencso, UM/State Climatologist Roger Ondoua, Conrad, Research Center Ryan Helmer, Wilbur-Ellis DeImna Heiken, Triangle Ag Primary Cooperators: Chuck Merja, Sun River Jess Wood, Fort Benton Gary Broyles, Rapelje Mark Van Dyke, Gallatin Gateway
3 Core Producer Cooperators Merja Wood Van Dyke Broyles Second Year Recruits
4 OFPE premise for fertilizer prescription Crop yield (lbs or bushels per ac INCREASING Effect of fertilizer decreases with increased application rate Maximum profit Maximum yield Unimproved yield (or protein) Unrecouped investment 0 0 INCREASING Applied fertilizer (lbs per acre)
5 OFPE premise for fertilizer prescription Crop yield (lbs or bushels per ac Scientific challenge: Find models of fertilization and other constraints on crop quality/quantity that allow us to identify the application rate that produces maximum profit. INCREASING 0 Effect of fertilizer decreases with increased application rate Unimproved yield (or protein) Maximum profit Unrecouped investment Maximum yield 0 INCREASING Applied fertilizer (lbs per acre)
6 Defining and using the model Crop yield monitor CropScan protein analyzer data Inputs Fertilizer Previous year s yield/protein Water Soil type Weed distribution Model Empirical Hypothesis Neural Net Physical Hydro/Crop production Outputs Yield Protein Step 1: Select/calibrate the model for a field Step 2: Use the calibrated model to generate fertilizer prescriptions for maximum profit
7 OFPE calibration example: On-farm experimentation and a hypothesis-based empirical model Variables in best 2016 crop yield prediction model: Nitrogen fertilizer app. Rate Yield_2014 NDVI_2016 (March) NDVI_2015 (max.) TPI Slope Aspect(sin) Aspect(cos) Elevation Variables in best 2016 crop protein prediction model: Nitrogen fertilizer app. Rate NDVI_2016 (March) NDVI_2015 (max.) Elevation Slope Aspect (sin) Aspect (cos)
8 Three topdress (after planting) nitrogen fertilizer strategies were compared to determine which would maximize net return in the field in Only fertilizer costs are included in the net return for this analysis. Base price for WW = $3.32/bu N-fertilizer cost $0.34/lb Site-specific Nitrogen fertilizer rates to maximize net return Site-specific profit maximizing No fertilizer added Producer selected uniform fertilizer application (50 lbs/acre) 37% increase in net return for the full field using the site-specific optimized fertilizer rates over uniform standard rate.
9 Base price for WW = $3.32/bu N-fertilizer cost $0.34/lb Profit maximizing site specific N-fertilizer application No N-fertilizer applied Producer selected uniform N-fertilizer rate application (50 lbs/acre) Ave. NR = $184.50/acre Ave. NR = $70.56/acre Ave. NR = $133.84/acre
10 OFPE data and workflow management Optimization modeling Optimization R & D Best performing agronomic models Production Optimization External data systems QAQC and Rectification base Export prescription Field applications Field data collection import assimilation management system explorer Producer application
11 OFPE producer s use case Production Optimization File Edit Producer/Crop Consultant Console Yield and Protein: Smith Farm: Moms Field Prescription: 2016 N Application Export... Max return N Experiment N Pred. returns View base Export prescription Select Field About management system explorer Producer application Google Earth Custom Query 2015 Harvest Optimize... Select Optimization Approach NN Stat
12 On Farm Precision Experiment Framework GIS-based maps from sensors on each field Organization & Analysis Prescriptions Maximizing Profit Optimizing Inputs Fertilize and spray only where profits are increased Inexpensive data Soil moisture climate predictions Building the database increases the predictive ability over time Parameterize functions Experiment on crop performance
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