Stand Count
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Stand counts analyze the number of plants or crops on a field or a specific area on the field.
The planned number is also referred to as the recommended set, and you enter it prior to submitting your request. It refers to the number of plants you have been expecting per acre, hectare or square meter. If you don’t have any numbers on the expected number of plants, a standardized value can be entered, which might, however, affect the accuracy of the report.
The planned number is also referred to as the recommended set, and you enter it prior to submitting your request. It refers to the number of plants you have been expecting per acre, hectare or square meter. If you don’t have any numbers on the expected number of plants, a standardized value can be entered, which might, however, affect the accuracy of the report.
Stand counts show two different numbers:
Here’s an example of what the Stand count report tells you: You expect to get around 240,000 plants on your potato field and enter this as the recommended set. You submit your stand count analysis, which then reveals that you have a total number of 182,402 potatoes of your field. This means that the difference between the counted number of plants and the planned number of plants is 24% under the norm, which is close to 57,598 plants.
- The exact number of plants or crops on your field
- How this number is performing compared to the planned number of plants or crops
Here’s an example of what the Stand count report tells you: You expect to get around 240,000 plants on your potato field and enter this as the recommended set. You submit your stand count analysis, which then reveals that you have a total number of 182,402 potatoes of your field. This means that the difference between the counted number of plants and the planned number of plants is 24% under the norm, which is close to 57,598 plants.