📏 What Does the Map Show?

Our Dry Matter Maps display productivity in clearly defined zones based on the amount of harvested or dry biomass found.
Each zone reflects a range from 0 up to X kg/Ha, depending on the specific crop and growth conditions.

• 🧮 Total Lot Production is automatically calculated by summing all mapped zones.
• 🟩 Maps are built over basic minimum spatial units of 100 m² (square meters), allowing for high-resolution analysis.
• 🧭 Data can be tracked over time to analyze seasonal and historical yield performance.

🌱 Compatible Crops

Dry matter mapping is available for a wide range of crops, including:

• 🌽 Maize (Corn)
• 🌿 Alfalfa
• 🌾 Wheat (Trigo)
• 🌱 Soybeans (Soja)
• 🌻 Sunflower (Girasol)
• 🌰 Peas (Arveja)
• 🌿 Oats (Avena)
• 🌿 Ryegrass
• 🌿 Sorghum (Sorgo Granífero)
• 🧄 Garlic (Ajo)
• 🌿 Camelina

📊 How Is It Measured?

Dry matter is determined through standardized diagnostic procedures using satellite imagery, field sampling, or spectral reflectance models, depending on the crop and stage.

• Measured in kg/Ha across the lot
• Calculations consider localized soil, moisture, and fertility conditions
• Supports decision-making for harvest, grazing, or cutting

🔍 Why Is Dry Matter Important?

✅ Evaluate effective productivity
✅ Plan for forage supply, silage, or grain harvest
✅ Identify underperforming zones
✅ Optimize fertilization or irrigation practices
✅ Integrate with nutrient and terrain data for full-field analysis

📂 Available Formats

• Maps available in PDF, PNG, and GIS-compatible formats
• Integration possible with variable-rate systems and management software

📞 Let’s Map Your Productivity

Would you like to measure the true output of your field?
Contact us to request a Dry Matter map for your crop, to learn why it fits into your current methodology and to improve your profits.