Bare Ground Imagery Soil Sampling

Dig in to the data with FSP! Soil sampling values may be influenced by soil type, soil moisture, drainage patterns, topography, crop residue, presence of early crop or weed emergence, tillage patterns and other field characteristics. Our Bare Ground Imagery Soil Sampling takes your data, and creates zone management in five to seven zones.  Once your management zones are created, you can use them to soil sample or create variable rate prescriptions specific to your field.  

360 Soil Scan In-Field Analysis

The 360 SOILSCAN provides real-time, accurate results in the field. FS PARTNERS can test for nitrate nitrogen and soil pH, providing recommendations to help optimize your yield.

Crop Scouting- Field Crops

With FS PARTNERS Crop Scouting, our eyes are in your field at the important times. We can help to identify economic risk throughout your fields from pests such as weeds, insects, disease and other disorders including nutrient deficiencies, weather or herbicide injuries. These observations are included in a professional report sent to you, the grower, and recorded to track your field’s history, along with making future recommendations for your crop. Any issues found are all geo-referenced in your report, and logged for continuous monitoring. Every field walk is based on the most current satellite image for a more precise understanding of the field.

Management Zones

FS PARTNERS will use the latest technologies to create management zones specific to the field based on many layers of data, such as satellite imagery, elevation maps, yield data and your knowledge of the field as the grower. Once your management zones are created, you can use them to soil sample or create variable rate prescriptions specific to your field.

Yield Data Analysis

There are many benefits- let’s put your big data to good use! Using your yield data can help to validate your current practices and take you to the next step.

Western Bean Cutworm

WBC over winter as larvae in soil chambers where adult moths then emerge in late June. The females lay egg masses on the upper corn leaves containing 5-200 eggs. The eggs hatch and the larvae are very mobile. They must be sprayed before they enter the ear. Multiple larvae can feed on one ear which can leave very little to harvest. Due to the feeding damage, quality can also be severely affected with secondary pests and ear rots. High risk fields include: corn that is in pre-tassel to early tassel during peak moth flights, no-till and sandy soils. 

We're a Climate Field View Dealer!

Climate FieldView™ allows you to get a complete picture of your operation. See your field maps build in real time and choose to share your operation with business partners and agronomic advisors. With Climate FieldView™, it’s easy to get real time data and historical data into your account. Connect with our Ayr, Delhi or Drayton location for more information!

The opportunities are endless with Climate FieldView- learn more!

Soil Sampling

We can do your soil sampling, as well as record keeping to bring your data together when you need it. 

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Crop Scouting- Hort Crops

We can help to identify economic risk throughout your fields from pests such as weeds, insects, disease and other disorders including nutrient deficiencies, weather or herbicide injuries. These observations are included in a professional report sent to you, the grower, and recorded to track your field’s history, along with making future recommendations for your crop. Any issues found are all geo-referenced in your report, logged for continuous monitoring, and evaluated for the effectiveness of any control measures taken.

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