Management zones
The zoning tool splits a registered field into three to five zones, lowest to highest, from its own last several seasons. The agronomist sets a rate per zone and exports it for the equipment.
For retail agronomists and consultants who write variable-rate prescriptions.
- Zones
- Three to five
- Exports
- Shapefile, GeoJSON, CSV
01 · The order
What you send, and what comes back
You send
- A registered field with several closed seasons
- The number of zones and a rate for each
You receive
- A zone map as GeoTIFF and zone polygons as GeoJSON
- Rates per zone as a zipped shapefile, GeoJSON or CSV
- Every run and prescription kept on the field’s record
02 · How it is read
From the open archive to the record
Public sources
- 01
Zones come from the field’s own pattern over several seasons, following a published method (Georgi et al., 2018).
- 02
A zone map is a tool for the agronomist who sets the rates. It is not a recommendation.
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