Two Yield Editor workshops from K-State Research and Extension are scheduled:
- March 2nd in Garden City at 10:00 a.m. CT at the K-State Southwest Research-Extension Center
- March 3rd in Goodland at 10:00 a.m. MT at the 4-H building
Local K-State contacts for these workshops are:
Garden City --
Katelyn Barthol, Finney County Extension Agent (620) 272-3670
Kurt Werth, Gray County Extesnion Agent (620) 855-3821
A.J. Foster, Southwest Area Crops and Soils Specialist (620) 276-8286
Goodland --
Jeanne Falk-Jones, Sunflower District Extension Agronomist (785) 462-6281
Lucas Haag, Northwest Area Crops and Soils Specialist (785) 462-6281
Presentation topics include:
- Understanding sources of error in yield monitor data
- Importing data into USDA-ARS Yield Editor
- Detecting and flagging erroneous data
- Properly optimizing settings
- Exporting cleaned data
Participants should bring their own laptop computers. Yield Editor software and sample data will be provided, although participants are also free to bring some of their own data to work with.
Registration is free for members of KARTA (Kansas Ag Research & Technology Association) and $25 for non-members. To register, visit www.kartaonline.org/events
Lucas Haag, Northwest Crops and Soils Specialist
lhaag@ksu.edu
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