Plant Population Analysis is used to get an accurate number of perennials, fruits, palms, forestry, stone fruits and to get an early yield estimate. This analysis utilizes a special plant population calculator to help you evaluate inventory, field uniformity and missing plants/trees. It aids you in the informing of potential crop loss so that you can act timely and come up with an appropriate replanting strategy. Rely on Plant Population Analysis to get a precise estimate of the number of plants you will be able to harvest and, most importantly, sell and profit from.
Save up to $50 per acre
Save up to $50 per acre when replanting corn or soybean
Corn/soybean replant worksheet example*
| A. Estimated stand density of sparse stand | 14,000 plants/acre |
| B. “Expected” yield in bushels/acre | 165 bu/acre |
| C. Effect of sparse stand on yield potential (from Table 3 or 4) | 73 percent |
| D. Estimated yield from sparse stand (line B × line C ÷ 100) | 120.45 bu/acre |
| E. Estimated market value of crop | $5.50 /bushel |
| F. Estimated income from sparse stand (line E × line D) | $662.48 /acre |
| G. Extra herbicide needed due to sparse stand | $10.00 /acre |
| H. Expected net income from sparse stand (line F – line G) | $652.48 /acre |
| I. Estimated cost to replant (total of lines 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 below) 1. Seed __________ 2. Fuel, machinery, labor________ 3. Pesticides __________ 4. Additional costs __________ | $50.00 /acre |
| J. Effect of planting date on yield (from Table 5 or 6) | 83 percent |
| K. Estimated yield from replanted stand (line B × line J ÷ 100) | 136.95 bu/acre |
| L. Estimated income from replanted stand (line E × line K) | $753.23 /acre |
| M. Net income from replanted stand(line L – line I) | $703.23 /acre |
| N. Profit or loss from replanting (line M – line H) | $50.75 /acre |
*Assumptions
Knowing the exact population of plants proved to be useful for making both early-season and late-season management decisions when you aim to achieve the most optimal results and increase yield. This means that you can use the generated report to analyze and compare the number of plants at the beginning and end of the season.
| Crop name | Vegetation phase |
|---|---|
| Nut trees | all year round |
| Lettuce | from V9 |
| Pine | all year round |
| Apple | all year round |
The Plant Population reports are ideal for counting perennial plantations, trees, orchards, or similar crop types. Count every nut tree, lettuce, pine, apple, avocado, broccoli, banana, and avocado growing on your field and get well prepared for the harvest.
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The Plant Population is designed for perennial plants (trees, fruits, vegetables, pines, nuts, ornamental plants) while the Stand Count report is intended for seasonal crops (corn, soy, wheat).
Plants should be at least 4in tall for first Stand Count analysis, and there is no maximum height.
The Plant Population analysis was applied on over 100 different crops. The majority of users stick with RGB images, so if you have one, there is no need for any other sensor. In addition to the RGB, we also support multispectral and NIR.
Yes, we can. Agremo developed three different algorithms for plant counting, and one of them is specially designed for counting trees when they start to overlap.
The Plant Population report is suitable for Pines, Avocado, Almond, Lettuce, Broccoli, ornamental plants.
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