Classroom training

Training classes will provide an overview of the capabilities of our best-in-class suite of precision ag tools. Those with some experience will refresh their knowledge with best practices and expand their skills to provide additional value from the data under management. Attendees to these two-day trainings can expect to walk away with a firm understanding of the following topics. Topics will vary based on the skill level of class attendees:

• What is the agX® Platform?
• What is an agX Sync Account?
• How to set up an agX Sync relationship and share data.
• What defines a field boundary?
• What determines a management zone?
• How to import yield data into SST Summit and correct potential errors.
• How to use Sirrus® and SST Summit® to create points and zones for soil sampling applications.
• How to use the Barcode automation for soil sampling services.
• How to show value to growers using yield, fertility, scouting, and  imagery.
• Introduction to the FarmRite model of information processing.
• Placing FarmRite Tasks and Orders for data processing.
• Setting up the Default Products to be used for Fertilizer Application.
• Creating Mapbooks and present value to growers.
• Creating the Recommendation Export files.
• Utilizing the SST Viewer for Sharing Data and Demonstrating your value to the Grower.
• Utilizing fertility for advanced analysis and finding greater grower value.
• Multi-year yield analysis to determine zones of productivity.
• Attaching input costs to the model and determining product amounts based on costs per acre.
• Using remote sensing imagery to discover zones for crop scouting.
• Analyzing the agronomic equations to determine which variables can be used to determine output relating more value to the end-user.
• Developing higher levels of value by using FarmRite® to determine profitability for your business and your growers needs.
• Utilizing fertility for advanced analysis and finding greater grower value.
• Multi-year yield analysis to determine zones of productivity.
• Attaching input costs to the model and determining product amounts based on costs per acre.
• Using remote sensing imagery to discover zones for crop scouting.
• Analyzing the agronomic equations to determine which variables can be used to determine output relating more value to the end-user.
• Developing higher levels of value by using FarmRite® to determine profitability for your business and your growers needs.