Identifying spatial variability based on the combination of other images from the field is of utmost importance when generating a prescription, new soil fertility maps, or projecting yield through NDVI , among other examples. The new extension of the recommender will allow users to generate one or several calculations by overlaying all the loaded layers in your field , resulting in a new image and SHP result files that can be imported into an application monitor. Generating maps with the new extension is key to: Automating prescription generation. Enabling efficient management of inputs and applications. Establishing defined equations for agronomists in my operational environment. Standardizing task execution. Analyzing the evolution of inputs applied in the fields. Creating other useful information layers such as soil fertility, potential yield estimations, among others. How to start generating equations? 1- Enable the "Recommender" extension within the extension marketplace. 2- Upon entering the extension, you can create a new equation or access the library, where you will find a list of calculations saved by the user and/or Spaces. View library When opening the library, you will find equations saved and shared by the space administrator. If you access one or several saved calculations, they will be displayed as a list with the main component minimized. Upon entering, you can view the formula of the equation and the previously saved data. How to create an equation? 1- Select "Create Equation" . 2- Fill in the name of your equation. 3- Start creating the formula for your equation. You can write it freely using mathematical functions (+, -, <, >=, etc.), logical functions (IF, ELSE, OR, AND, THEN), layers (their syntax will be given by the use of brackets "[P_20]"), or constants (their syntax will be given by the use of braces {Constant x}). NOTE 1: Within the free text section, by clicking the "[Add layers]" and "{Add constant}" buttons, you can access a search engine with a list of all available [layers] and {constants}. NOTE 2: If you have administrator permission, you can create your own constant by completing its name and numerical value. NOTE 3: When selecting a layer, the tool will bring the latest loaded layer by default. If you want to select an older layer, click on the calendar icon and choose the date of the desired layer. 4- Once the equation is defined, assign where the new result layer will be stored in the platform by clicking the "Assign Layer" button. For example: Activities - Prescriptions - Super Phosphorus Simple. 5- Finally, you will have the option to define details of the result for your new layer: Limit the results with a minimum and maximum value. Example: If the max is 45 and some values in the calculation are 50, the result for those values will be 45. Define the unit of the layer. For example: kg/ha. Associate it with an input and its cost. NOTE 6: If you have the corresponding permission, you can save your equation in the "library". Your equation will be saved only if its syntax is correct. 6- Once all the equations are loaded, selecting the "run" button will process all the calculations and create the layers with the details of your prescription. If there are equations with errors, it will notify you which equations could not be executed due to syntax errors or missing data in a layer (The layer loaded in the equation does not exist for that field). In the following example, we can see the already processed map with the recommendation for your prescription. In the green environments, an application of 85 kg/ha is recommended, while in the red environment, 50 kg/ha is recommended. 7- Download Shapefile In addition to running the calculations and creating the layers, you can also download it in shapefile format, where it will calculate the average of each polygon/cell according to the selected map. There, you will have a checkbox where, when activated, it will display the type of map to use in the download. Grid (30x30) or maps obtained from the list of maps in the field. Ingresar al marketplace de extensiones

The integration between Auravant and Case IH provides essential information to producers for more efficient decision-making, reducing input costs, and achieving higher yields. By synchronizing your Auravant account with Case IH's digital platform "AFS Connect," users can export configuration and prescription maps created in Auravant and import boundaries drawn in their platform with task maps. Here is a step-by-step explanation of how to use the My Case IH extension in Auravant: Enable the "My Case IH" extension in the Marketplace. To access your "AFS Connect" account from Auravant, you need to enter your username and password. After logging in, you will need to select a user to operate within Case IH. Modes: The extension has two modes: "Case IH" and "Auravant." In each mode, you can perform operations based on the information available in each platform. For example, in "Auravant" mode, you can perform operations involving Auravant data. This switch allows for easy switching between modes. Case IH Mode: Within Case IH mode, you will have access to the list of lots created in the AFS Connect platform. There, you can synchronize one platform with the other by importing the boundary and its task list into Auravant. In the lot list, you can view the field and lot names, and to the right of each entry, you'll find all available action options. The first option is an indicator of the synchronization status of the lot and its maps. If the synchronization has never been performed or is incomplete, the second option allows you to synchronize the lot by importing it from the AFS Connect platform to Auravant. Finally, the third option allows you to view the tasks that have been loaded in the AFS Connect platform for this particular lot. Auravant Mode: In Auravant mode, you will have a list of all configuration and prescription maps created in Auravant that can be exported to AFS Connect. When exporting a map, if it is successfully sent, the red indicator will turn green, and a success modal will notify you that the map was exported correctly. Enable Extension

Knowing and analyzing soil genetic information is essential for planning a more efficient campaign, reducing losses and achieving optimal crop development. Biome4all is a soil genetic analysis company, which, through bioinformatics, data science (DB) and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques, develops technologies for the study and interpretation of genetic data, transforming them into valuable information that helps agribusiness professionals in making more efficient decisions. What will you be able to access with the new Biome4all extension in Auravant? 1- Fields drawn in Biome4all 2- Layers of: Pest protection Hormone production Stress adaptation Carbon Phosphorus Nitrogen Potassium Shannon Index 3- Guide to biological features This extension allows to obtain new layers of information about the soil in order to evaluate, correct and improve future zonings. Inside the guide you will find the explanatory texts of the different biological functions of the soil microbiota and the scoring system used. Enter in Auravant

Water is one of the most important variables for farming. Knowing when and how it will reach the field is essential when planning tasks in a more efficient way, reducing losses and achieving optimal crop development. The Weather Images extension provides satellite and radar imagery from the Rainviewer source to detect and track weather phenomena such as rainfall intensity, hail and snowstorms. These images provide valuable data to farmers, helping them to relate it to their crops and facilitating decision making , such as advancing or delaying sowing, application or harvesting. How to use the Weather Images extension with Auravant: Select Weather Images in weather module. Once there, in the upper left margin you must select which type of images you prefer: radar or satellite. In case you choose radar images, in the "settings" section you have different options to customize your information. For example: color scheme - snow - soften image. I want to use the Weather Images extension

Knowing the soil, weather or disease information can be key in an agricultural season. This is why Auravant added the Sensors tool, which allows a temporal analysis of variables such as soil moisture at different levels, temperature and evapotranspiration and, in turn, generate alarms when any of the data exceeds an established threshold. Based on the information gathered by the sensors and the subsequent analysis on the platform, it is possible to improve irrigation administration , predict the appearance of diseases and pests and the presence of abiotic phenomena that may affect the normal development of crops remotely. Steps to follow to synchronize your sensor with Auravant: Enter the "Extensions" section and install the extension to synchronize your sensor in the Marketplace. Among the available options you will find: a) Metos Go to the "Sensors" section, where you will be able to visualize your IoT device. Select the desired one and access all the information. Login to Auravant

Soil information is essential when planning an efficient campaign, reducing losses, and achieving optimal crop development. The soil Information extension provides soil data through different maps according to the selected field. This official data is provided by organizations such as INTA, universities, governments an so on. These maps provide fundamental information such as limitations, productivity index, use capacity, portion and position of the soil, texture, drainage, depth, alkalinity, among others. Feature currently available for Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. Go to Extensions section and select Soil Information Select farm and field Enable the available maps and access to the data If necessary click "info" to access to the information source website Step by step in the following video Login to Auravant

You can customize Auravant by adding extensions from the Extensions marketplace Extensions are add-ons or plugins that are installed on Auravant in order to customize the platform to a specific type of requirement or process. They are installed on the platform, coexisting with the rest of the platform's features. They can be classified into different types: Integrations : sync accounts within platforms, such as machinery, ERPs, weather stations, etc. Agronomic models: generate maps and recommendations adapted to zonal/local models for different types of crops (Nitrogen recommendation, water needs, etc). Products and services: promote solutions offered companies, laboratories, crop diagnosis, monitoring. Regulations and certification processes: complete additional information on crop management in order to comply with a protocol or contract. How to install an extension? Open My Extensions Select an extensions and click on the " Install extensions" button Pin to side menu to appear as a new feature Done! Enjoy your new extension Login to Auravant

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