Ramp Data Processor (excel version 1.5)
Example File (Morrison)
Example Data (Salmon) below

ALSO SEE "CALIBRATION STAMP TECHNOLOGY" that was replaced by the Ramped Calibration Strip following farmer input

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Relationship between RI (determined at harvest) and the nitrogen use efficiency observed over time, Experiment 502, 1971-2005.

The relationship between RI NDVI and the final N recommendation using SBNRC is listed above.

The Ramped N Reference Strip will allow researchers to refine mid-season fertilizer N rates by knowing exactly what the RI was (NDVI Max, divided by NDVI Min), and by integrating the area under the curve over the distance included within the ramp (currently set at 150 feet, but than can be altered to increased rate change intervals).

Jerrel Powell and Tom Denker discuss the N Rich Strip ProgramClick on the Question to See the VIDEO.

Tom Denker, Farmer near Enid, OK

Question: What is the benefit of GreenSeeker Technology?
Question: What do you think about OSU working with private industry to make this type of technology available to producers?
Question: Would you like to add anything?

Jerrel Powell, Farmer near Council Hill, OK
Question: How have you used GreenSeeker Technology?
Question: Why is Nitrogen Important?
Question: What would you like to tell producers in OK about GreenSeeker Technology?

Response Index Picture Page

Response Index (Defined)


Wheat farmer in Ciudad Obregon, Mexico displays on his right hand (3, for 300 kg urea applied preplant) and on his left hand (0, for 0 kg urea applied preplant).  The N rich strip and response index indicated that NO topdress N should be applied.  The farmer was elated.

 

 


Loy Marshall, N Rich STrip on Left (RI = 1.38 at this site).  Jason Lawles (NTech Industries, www.ntechindustries.com ) inspects the N Rich Strip prior to taking NDVI sensor readings.

 

Managing N Fertilizer Using a N-Rich-Strip: Projected Profitability

Reducing N fertilizer field losses by managing spatial and temporal response variability (GVJ_Chem_Society)


62 locations in Oklahoma, 1998-2003