Fields are Variable

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Most growers believe that their fields have some variation in them, however manage their fields the same from the road ditch to fence. The many areas contained within those acres have widely varying levels of profit potential. Profitability is compromised when the entire field is treated the same rather than treating each variation in a way that maximizes it return.

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Different Genetics Provide Different Results

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Selecting the correct hybrid or variety for each field is one of the most impactful decisions that is made when planning for the growing season. The rolling timber field isn't planted with the same hybrid and population as the black river bottom ground or the sand knob. But what about when the rolling timber soil, black river bottom ground, and the are all in the same pass of the same field? The hybrid that maximizes the best part of the field is typically selected, and the rest of the field is left to chance. Look at the variability in organic matter in the field below. Averaging the field by planting a single hybrid is leading to overspending on seed in the areas that are not capable of producing much. 

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Multi-Hybrid Planting with Speed

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mSet allows for two hybrids to be planted in the field as the planter switches between hybrids when crossing into different zones. A single meter with a dual compartment hopper and a seed selector makes it simple. The seed selector fills the meter with a small pool of the hybrid you are planting, and when it's time to plant the other hybrid, it fills the meter with the other hybrid from the other sections of the hopper. Transitions happen quickly thanks to a seed pool level sensor that tells the seed selector when more seed is needed. There are also no compromises. mSet is compatible with both seed tubes as well as SpeedTube for maximizing acres per hour and gaining profitability from multi-hybrid planting.