Soybean Maturity Analysis & Planning User Manual-v.5 Include seasonal sale price, user-specified irrigation cost, and risk implicationsĪs well as sensitivity and breakeven analyses. Using historical 30-year weather data, simulations allow determining a range of outcomesįor these performance measures and attendant economic return estimates. Such as time window for different growth stages, expected yield, and irrigation needs. Results show agronomic performance information
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The software allows comparison of two MG selections for an array of planting date, Research trials conducted across 10 states to analyze MG and planting date effects. The tool uses simulation data that is based on multi-year soybean SOYMAP is a software tool to assist producers with choosing a soybean maturity groupĪnd planting date. Follow installation instructions in the user manual.ĮNCAP by Michael Popp, Karen Lindsay and Nathanial Cahill is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Is available at no charge but a number of parameters are specific to Arkansas andĪre not easily modified to other situations without access to program code.įORCAP by Michael Popp, Aaron Smith, Daniel Keeton and William Maples is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Įnergy Crop Analysis & Planning User ManualĮNCAP - Click to download spreadsheet. Please email Michael Popp to let him know if you wish to use the spreadsheet for research purposes. Follow installation instructions in the user manual.
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Ĭlick on the appropriate logo below for more information and to download the decisionįorage & Cattle Planner User Manual v.2 2014į ORCAP v.2 2014 - Click to download spreadsheet. For more information about the ArkansasĪgricultural Experiment Station, please visit. Their expertise to the creation of each tool. Researchers within the ArkansasĪgricultural Experiment Station, experts around the nation, and USDA ARS carried outįield trials, livestock research, and equipment performance trials thereby contributing University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture.
The development of these decision support software tools was mainly funded by the
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