The Yellow Intensity analysis gauges vegetation maturity, stress development speed, treatment effectiveness, and plot uniformity by assigning a yellowness level from 1 to 100, enabling comprehensive monitoring and optimization of crop conditions.
The optimal time to apply Yellow Intensity analysis is in early and mid season for all focus crops such as wheat, barley, corn, canola, sunflower, sugar beet, soybean, potato.
Crop name | Vegetation phase |
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Wheat/Barley | Early and mid-season |
Corn | Early and mid-season |
Canola | Early and mid-season |
Sunflower | Early and mid-season |
Sugar Beet | Early and mid-season |
Soybean | Early and mid-season |
Potato | Early and mid-season |
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The yellow color index identifies non-green vegetation, including colors such as yellow, brown, and gray, essentially covering all plant material that lacks a healthy green color. It is used to detect stressed or suboptimal vegetation within the observed area.
Yellow intensity analysis takes this a step further by categorizing and quantifying different levels of non-green vegetation, providing a more detailed assessment of the extent and severity of stress or other factors affecting vegetation health.
These analyzes serve as essential components for accurate assessment of crop health and informed decision-making in agriculture.
Assessing the level of maturity: The intensity of the yellow color allows researchers to determine variation in ripening time between plots or hybrids. By detecting the intensity of non-green colors, it becomes possible to identify which plots or hybrids have started the ripening process earlier, allowing precise timing of harvest and other critical decisions.
Estimation of stress development rate: With yellow intensity, we offer powerful monitoring of the disease development rate within specific plots. This capability gives users not only an estimate of how quickly the disease has progressed, but also an estimate of where it first appeared. By monitoring changes in vegetation color, you can strategically manage and combat crop stressors.
Treatment Efficacy Analysis: The intensity of the yellow color can help to assess the effect of the treatment on the main crop. By precisely analyzing the different colors of the dying plants, it allows you to determine if the treatment has had harmful effects.
Yellow’s Intensity is revolutionizing precision agriculture by providing detailed insight into crop maturity, stress dynamics and treatment effects, improving your ability to make informed and timely decisions for healthier and more productive crops.
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