Yield Prophet and PAWC mapping a profitable combo

Rural Management Strategies consultant Chris Minehan says using Yield Prophet and plant available water capacity mapping to manage nitrogen can be more profitable than applying a blanket rate... Recent research conducted by Rural Management Strategies in New South Wales has found that managing nitrogen separately across varying soil types using Yield Prophet and plant available water capacity (PAWC) mapping can be more profitable than applying a blanket rate of nitrogen due to savings in fertiliser costs... During the 2013 and 2014 winter cropping seasons, the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) funded trials at Barmedman to demonstrate the use of Yield Prophet and PAWC mapping to improve nitrogen decision-making in wheat and canola...