Stand Count analysis for Variable-rate Seeding

Stand Count analysis for Variable-rate Seeding

The benefits of VRS Stand Count analysis

VRS Stand Count analysis shows the exact number of plants, compares it to the expected results, and calculates percentages under the norm in each zone in the field with the same seeding rate. With it, you can get a uniformed stand establishment, match plant populations with productivity zones within a field and count plants in the best and the worst zones. Also, you can compare the targeted seeding rate with the actual conditions in the area and analyze seeding results to ensure that the target rates are accurately placed to optimize returns.

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Get the exact number of plants in each field zone that has the same seeding rate (yellow, red, green)

The best time to apply it

This analysis can be performed from V3 to R3 growing stage for corn, during the formation of side shoots, inflorescence emergence, and flowering stages for soybeans. As for wheat, you can run VRS Stand Count analysis from tillering stage to flowering. Click on other crops below to check calendars and analysis guidelines. The rules are the same as for regular Stand Count analysis.

Crop nameVegetation phase
CornV3-R3
SoyBBCH 22-69
WheatBBCH 22-70
Sunflower BBCH 14-69

Supported crops

VRS Stand Count analysis is ideal for field crops and can be used to give you precise stand count information about wheat, barley, corn, soybean, potato, canola, sunflower, sugar cane, sugarbeet, tobacco, and other crops. Regardless of the crop type, use it to reduce crop input costs in areas with low productivity, and improve the quality of your plants. Click here to read the guide on how to request an analysis. 

VRS Stand Count - Sample Report

Frequently asked questions

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The biggest benefit for farmers who use drones and Agremo reports is that they increase their yields, reduce costs or improve their productivity. In the end, all these benefits are lead to extra profits.

Zdravko Hojka

Agremo Stand Count analysis shows how successful seeding was and how many plants farmers will be able to harvest. Withal, it can help to apply different sowing standards in different parts of the plot, in order to achieve the highest yields.