PUT YOUR FARM DATA TO WORK
Advanced Yield Systems (AYS) is Ag Partners’ premier precision agronomy brand. Through our AYS program, your dedicated Ag Partners AYS Specialist analyzes extensive, field-specific data layers to understand all the relationships at play. Our tailored recommendations empower you to make more informed agronomic decisions, leading to higher yields, reduced risk, and maximized profits.
- Sampling & management zones
- Multi-level data analysis & benchmarking
- Calculate ROI inputs with confidence
- Access hybrid & variety performance by soil type
- Yield : population : planting date : depth : row spacing comparison models
- Ag Partners specialists can help set up precision tools and guide you through the process
What sets our precision agronomy program apart from all the others?
WE ARE AG PARTNERS. Behind every decision we make and employee you work with is the promise to put our customers first. We only succeed when you succeed. We are #FarmerStrong. View our comapny brochure.
You are in control
AYS will manage and store all data on your behalf, but you retain ownership and total control. Furthermore, YOU decide if and when to share your data. Our data sharing agreement allows you to anonymously share data with hundreds of other regional AYS growers, enabling you to benchmark performance and observe trends from a broader perspective. This data pool lets you compare your operation with your peers through direct and anonymous field data analysis.
grid soil sampling
Sampling is the starting point. Crops need the right nutrients to grow, but how do you determine where your return on investment is highest? While many growers maintain their nutrient levels, some are depleting nutrients from parts of their fields due to flat rate spreading. To increase yields, it’s essential to understand the variability in your fields. Knowing your soil conditions through grid soil sampling is the first step.
field top 10:
AYS digs deep to analyze your field data to identify yield-limiting factors. Field Top Ten Reports reveal agronomic trends that might be overlooked in printed maps. The key factors influencing crop yield are presented in a single table, enabling you to quickly and efficiently understand what impacted yield in each field. Here is an example of the type of information that can be shown in a Field Top Ten Report:
- Correlation to Dry Yield
- Yield by Soil Type
- Yield by Hybrid – Primary Soil Test Attributes
- Primary Soil Test Attributes by Yield Range
- Secondary Soil Test Attributes by Yield Range
- Applied Nutrients/Acre by Yield Range
- Management Factors by Yield Range
New to precision agronomy?
Your Ag Partners AYS Specialist will guide you through using your precision equipment to ensure accurate yield data collection. Using this data, your AYS Specialist will assist you in implementing and optimizing your field and input prescriptions. We’re here to help you meet your goals. Contact an AYS Specialist in your area today:
- Belle Plaine: 952-873-4244
- Elgin: 507-871-3740
- Ellsworth, WI: 715-273-5386
- Goodhue: 651-923-4496
- Kenyon: 507-789-6625
- Lake City: 651-345-3328
- Lewiston: 507-523-2152
- Le Center: 507-357-6868
- Le Seuer: 507-665-6277
- Morristown: 507-685-2700
- Pine Island: 507-356-8313
- Stewartville: 507-533-4222
- Wanamingo: 507-824-2215
Management Zones:
- A Zone: The best of the best.
- B Zone: Average productivity.
- C Zone: Below-average productivity.
What makes a Mangement Zone?
- Relative yield
- Fertility
- Organic Matter
- Water Holding Capacity (CEC)
- Slope
- Grower’s Insights
Learning Blocks®
Test and analyze real-world agronomic situations. Run cost scenarios by placing 1-3 acre test trials within management zones. This helps to build more effective prescriptionsVariable Rate Planting: We focus not just on higher yields, but on achieving the highest and most profitable yields. Instead of relying solely on statewide average costs, we calculate your breakeven cost per bushel using your actual expenses. By leveraging our tools to determine this, you can identify opportunities to maximize your profits and potentially add extra dollars per acre to your bottom line.