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OneSoil Yield now calibrates uncalibrated or poorly calibrated harvesting data. Just upload the data, we’ll check it with our algorithm, and suggest calibration if needed!

You are now able to upload files from the machinery to assess the quality of field operations. If an operation was performed on different days or with different equipment, our application will merge everything into one data layer.

You now have the ability to use original productivity zones in the field as a prescription map for taking soil samples.

You can now make more informed decisions thanks to NDVI and weather information in OneSoil Yield. ‘Status’ tab shows 7-day weather forecast (temperature, precipitation, wind speed, humidity, cloud cover, dew point), NDVI and contrasted NDVI, average NDVI evolution, changes in accumulated precipitation and growing degree-days values. Weather widget will be available as you move across the map.

You can now download harvesting reports for a field or for the whole farm at once in a .csv format. This adds up to data analysis process, allowing to analyze results for several fields or the whole farm in a convenient format.

If you have John Deere HarvestLab™ 3000 sensor, you can see the information about protein and starch levels in the field in the yield report: the value and visualization of the protein and starch maps, and how the VRA has impacted the protein and starch level.

You can now have more flexibility and simplicity in consultants’ and clients’ management. Master Consultant can invite and manage their own clients and other Consultants, while Consultants can invite and manage their own clients, and manage each other’s clients.

You are now able to export the boundaries of one or several fields in your account in .geoJson, .geopkg, .kml or .shp file formats. Export is possible from the field list, from the field report page, from the group of fields or ‘Profile’ tab.

You will now get a harvesting analysis even if you haven’t conducted field trials. The yield report contains information about predicted yield without VRA, average rate and rate without VRA, and a chart with yield by productivity zone.

You can now send a VRA map with multiple inputs to the John Deere Operations Center as a Work Plan. Previously, this feature was only available for maps with a single input.

While building a VRA map based on vegetation data, you can manually adjust the thresholds of each zone. This will help to create a map that perfectly responds to the current situation in the field.

In regions like Latin America and Canada, farmers need prescription maps with specific sampling points within each field subzone. Our new feature enables farmers to add or adjust these sampling points as needed.

You can now create prescription maps for soil sampling!
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Our sophisticated algorithm analyzes your field, considers your specific requirements for zones, and provides polygons indicating where to take soil samples for reliable results.

You can now effortlessly group your fields based on custom parameters like crop type, location, or field operations approach.

This new feature in OneSoil Yield calculates productivity differences across your zones.
The app suggests rates for your high and low productivity zones based on your typical rate for the medium productivity zone.
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You are free to use these suggestions as they are, or adjust them to meet your needs.

You are now able to review NDVI images of your fields for different dates directly in the OneSoil Pro app.

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You can now access your John Deere harvest data in the Pro app.
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This feature allows for easy comparison of harvest results with OneSoil Pro productivity zones, simplifying decision-making and optimization.

You can now create multiple VRA maps at once, which is especially useful for large farms and agricultural companies.
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Simply apply your rates for low, average, and high productivity zones to several fields at the same time, without having to enter the same rates for each field individually.

Users who have already integrated with John Deere Operation Center can now easily choose crops, varieties, fertilizers, and chemicals from the John Deere database for VRA mapping.

Enjoy the convenience of the OneSoil Pro app, now fully localized for our Italian-speaking community!

Some news for farmers with machinery that can perform multiple operations simultaneously!
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We've introduced a new type of map called multi-input VRA maps, in addition to common maps, to make VRA map creation for multiple inputs even more convenient. Try it out now!

Introducing VRA maps built on the recent vegetation!
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Farmers can now create VRA maps based on NDVI for fertilization and crop protection, increasing efficiency and accuracy.

Now you can view satellite images of your fields and compare them to NDVI data.
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To see real images, open the 'Fields' tab, click the field you need, and select 'Satellite image' in the fill layers!

Now you can give other users full or limited access to your fields. Depending on the role assigned by the workspace owner, users can view and/or change information about the owner’s fields, delete fields or add new ones, and invite other users.

Now you can send colleagues more than just notes or a field; send a whole layer of data from the 'Field Data' tab, such as a yield map or seeding map.
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You can also visualize soil nutrient analysis results in the 'Field Data' tab and send the layer with this data to colleagues, too.

Our algorithms have learned how to more accurately define field boundaries using satellite images.
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That means it's now easier to add new fields from the map.