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Title: By-Plant Prediction of Corn Forage Biomass and Grain Yield at Various Growth Stages using NDVI and Plant Height


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By-Plant Prediction of Corn Forage Biomass and
Grain Yield at Various Growth Stages using NDVI
and Plant Height
  • K. Freeman, B. Raun, K. Martin, R.Teal, D.
    Arnall, M. Stone, J. Solie

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Introduction
  • Stone el al., 1996 found that N uptake could be
    predicted in winter wheat using NDVI.
  • Varvel et al., 1997 noted that corn N status
    could be monitored using chlorophyll meters.
  • Muchado et al., 2002 stated that in dry years,
    plant height can explain 90 and 61 of the
    variation of total dry and grain yield,
    respectively.

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Introduction
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Introduction
  • Prediction of Corn Forage Biomass
  • Avenue for predicting final grain yield
  • Estimate Corn Silage in the Field
  • Prediction of Corn Forage N Uptake
  • Prediction of Corn Grain Yield
  • Ability to predict corn grain yield will help to
    prescribe N rates mid-season
  • These rates can be predicted on a by-plant basis

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Objective
  • To determine the feasibility of by-plant sensor
    data collected at various stages of corn
    development for predicting corn forage biomass, N
    uptake, and corn grain yield.

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Methods
  • INSEY_DFP NDVI / Days from Planting to Sensing
  • INSEY_GDD NDVI / Cumulative GDD from Planting
    to Sensing
  • GDD (Tempmin Tempmax /2) 40 F
  • Regression analysis performed using an
    exponential model

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Methods
  • A GreenSeeker Sensor was mounted on a bicycle
  • A shaft encoder was used to assign distance to
    each sensor reading
  • Readings were taken once per centimeter

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Methods
  • Plant Height measurements were taken at each
    sensor reading and clipping
  • Heights were measured by extending the last
    collared leaf upright

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Methods
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10cm
30cm
Area Calculation for Plant 2 ? Area ½(10)
½(30) Row Spacing Then, Area (5 cm 15cm)
76cm 1520 cm2
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Conclusions
  • NDVI was a better predictor of forage yield at
    early growth stages
  • N uptake was correlated with NDVI at early and
    later growth stages
  • The product of NDVI and Plant Height improved the
    ability to predict forage and N uptake

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Conclusions
  • Final grain yield was accurately predicted at the
    V10 and V8 growth stages.
  • INSEY was slightly better than NDVI alone for
    predicting final grain yield.
  • There was no difference between INSEY_DFP and
    INSEY_GDD.

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By-Plant Prediction of Corn Grain Yield with
Sensor Reading taken from V8-R6 Growth Stages in
2004
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By-Plant Prediction of Corn Forage N Uptake at
V8-V11 Growth Stage using NDVI in 2003 2004
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Results
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Results
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By-Plant Prediction of Corn Forage N uptake at
V8-V11 Growth Stage using Plant Height in 2003
2004
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By-Plant Prediction of Corn Forage N Uptake at
V8-V11 Growth Stage using NDVIHeight in 2003
2004
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