Managing Lots of Data at the Block Level
The following video walks through some advanced techniques for managing many block headers on your farm. Many of the concepts covered in this video apply to data collectors as well.
Using MyEV to Assess Vineyard Profitability
Use MyEV to visualize production costs, grape revenue, and vineyard profitability.
Scouting for Nutrient Deficiencies in the Vineyard
No sensor? No problem. Use a MyEV Data Collector to collect field observations and make your own spatial vineyard maps.
Better Permission Options in myEV
As a farm administrator in myEV, you now have more control over collaboration with your team in myEV.
Improvements Added to Farm Block Management
It’s now easy to import blocks in bulk, adjust headers, export block data, and re-import new data.
Using Bloom NDVI to Improve Concord Crop Estimation
Use MyEV to stratify your in-field samples across zones. Better samples…less time and effort.
Getting More Out of Your Soil Map
Translating DualEM soil sensor data with in-field soil samples
Vineyard Scanning in the Finger Lakes
In the field: Spatial mapping of Finger Lakes vineyards with Hans Walter-Peterson
Track Where Jobs are Left Off
Use a data collector to track where you left off in the field.
Shoot Mapping Follow-up
In the field: 90 minutes to scan an 11 acre vineyard, process the data, and generate a validated vineyard map
Early Season Grapevine Shoot Mapping
An example of how to translate a simple NDVI scan into a vineyard shoot density map
