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Analyse your grain this harvest for all 12 nutrients
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<blockquote data-quote="DanielKindred" data-source="post: 7639091" data-attributes="member: 80684"><p>We've developed our systems for 2021 harvest, we started last year... so still fairly new! Especially keen to get feedback from those involved in our first year.</p><p></p><p>Your questions are exactly the right ones - getting nutrition right is about the strategic decisions that influence how much of each nutrient is available from the soil. So if we don't measure whats getting in to the crop how can we know if we are getting it right or not? Ultimately you do have at least some control of the availability of nutrients. We don't have all the answers. What to do and whether its worth it are the crucial questions ... we are planning to form 'Nutrition Clubs' to ask these questions together, testing on farm and sharing the results.</p><p></p><p>The seasonal question is really important - that's why we think the year-on-year benchmarking is so valuable, so you can see how you compare to others within the season, and so we can identify if particular nutrients are generally low or high in a particular year - for example Boron was low across the board last year in wheat - was that just a seasonal effect, or does it indicate a wider issue. Can we find any evidence that additional boron applications made a difference?</p><p></p><p>The uncertainties in nutrient supplies and offtakes are large, we calculate that just getting a better estimate of your P & K offtakes should pay for the cost of YEN Nutrition in providing more accurate maintenance applications.</p><p></p><p>I can assure you that we aren't getting rich from the data in the YENs! The dataset is now becoming a unique and valuable resource to conduct analyses and generate insights, but so far it is woefully under-exploited. Any findings generated from the YEN dataset are shared back with the YEN community.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DanielKindred, post: 7639091, member: 80684"] We've developed our systems for 2021 harvest, we started last year... so still fairly new! Especially keen to get feedback from those involved in our first year. Your questions are exactly the right ones - getting nutrition right is about the strategic decisions that influence how much of each nutrient is available from the soil. So if we don't measure whats getting in to the crop how can we know if we are getting it right or not? Ultimately you do have at least some control of the availability of nutrients. We don't have all the answers. What to do and whether its worth it are the crucial questions ... we are planning to form 'Nutrition Clubs' to ask these questions together, testing on farm and sharing the results. The seasonal question is really important - that's why we think the year-on-year benchmarking is so valuable, so you can see how you compare to others within the season, and so we can identify if particular nutrients are generally low or high in a particular year - for example Boron was low across the board last year in wheat - was that just a seasonal effect, or does it indicate a wider issue. Can we find any evidence that additional boron applications made a difference? The uncertainties in nutrient supplies and offtakes are large, we calculate that just getting a better estimate of your P & K offtakes should pay for the cost of YEN Nutrition in providing more accurate maintenance applications. I can assure you that we aren't getting rich from the data in the YENs! The dataset is now becoming a unique and valuable resource to conduct analyses and generate insights, but so far it is woefully under-exploited. Any findings generated from the YEN dataset are shared back with the YEN community. [/QUOTE]
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