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From harvest data to next-season planning
FJD explains how AYM yield and moisture data connect with FieldFusion to support field analysis and prescription-map planning.
- Brand
- FJD Agriculture
- Article type
- Precision farming
- Source date
- 2026-10-10
Harvest measurements become a field record
FJD’s AYM and FieldFusion guide describes collecting yield and moisture information during harvest and associating it with GNSS positions. The in-cab display shows the measurements while the field is being worked. The resulting maps preserve variation within a field instead of reducing the season to one average.
The role of FieldFusion
The published workflow transfers yield and moisture maps to the cloud for later review. FJD describes comparing historical performance and using the records in prescription-map planning for seeding and fertilizer applications. The guide also presents integration with FJD terminals such as AT2.
Ask a specific question of the data
DRT recommends starting with a question a grower can test: whether one area repeatedly performs differently, or whether a changed management practice produced a different pattern. Keep field names, crop records and the relevant machine setup consistent. Review calibration and unusual events before interpreting a striking area on a map. A recorded difference is useful evidence, but it is a starting point for investigation rather than an explanation by itself.
Keep the next operation connected
Before purchasing a package, describe how the data will move from harvest to the person planning the next operation. Identify the receiving software and equipment, the required export and the person responsible for review. Use one representative field to test the handoff. This turns a yield-monitoring discussion into a concrete workflow whose usefulness can be checked before it expands across the farm.