Increasing Profitability Using PA A WA Perspective

Feb 05, 2026

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This comprehensive guide explores strategies for increasing profitability in agriculture by leveraging precision agriculture (PA) and water application (WA) techniques. Grounded in a 5-year average liquid nutrient analysis using Dosatron systems, it emphasizes minimizing passes and improving lateral accuracy. Key metrics such as terrain yield, soil types, and climate analysis are examined to establish effective measurement approaches. Data recording during traditional operations is crucial for maximizing profitability, particularly in South Africa's diverse soil types like clay and loam.

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Increasing Profitability Using PA A WA Perspective

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Increasing Profitability Using PA A WA Perspective Phil & Bindy Longmire
5% on 5 yr Average Liquid N with Dosatron KISS Minimise No. of passes
Lateral Accuracy
Where To Start? If You Don’t Measure It, You Can’t Manage It ! Terrain Yield Soils Climate Analysis Recording of data should be done during traditional operations.
Most Profitable Gain
South Africa Clay Loam Sand Loam
13 m Lead Applied Rate vs Response Mn Rate Response
GeoSCOUT GLS-420 Valve System JD Rate Controller Autosteer Valve PWR Hardi Front Tank Rear Sprayline 6036 13 m Lead
VRT Pasture VRT Gypsum Detailed Analysis Weedseeker 2008 & Beyond?