Variable Rate Corn Case Study with SWAT MAPS

CropLife Staff By CropLife Staff|October 17, 2024
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Soil, Water and Topography (SWAT) MAPS are high-resolution soil foundation maps used to execute variable rate fertilizer, seed, soil amendment, pesticide, or precision water management. In this Tech Talk from Tech Hub LIVE, Trent Mastny, co-owner of JTM Ag in Nebraska, shares a variable-rate corn case study using this precision ag tool and discuss how it is a crucial step for capturing stable soil properties and crop variability.

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