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Precision Planting-Quiz
This quiz will cover the different planter technology explained during the Precision Planting video.
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How many generations have the Dunn family been farming in Sussex County?
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3 generations
5 generations
He is new to farming
What technology did Keith discuss that helps control the planter?
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A radar system
A mobile phone
A computer and a global positioning system (GPS)
How accurate did Mr. Dunn say his GPS unit was when guiding the planter in the field?
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It was accurate to within one inch.
It was accurate to within 6 inches.
It was accurate to within 12 inches.
What functions can the computer control on the planter? (select all that apply)
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It can monitor and control wear on the seed openers.
It can monitor and control the number of seeds being planted.
It can monitor and control the amount of fertilizer being applied with the planter.
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The electronics in the cab of the tractor can run, monitor and record many operations. (select the one that does not apply)
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Control seeding rate.
Control planting depth.
Control seed size.
Keith said one of the reasons for using precision farming equipment was to help him be a good steward of the land.
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True
False
Why is the tractor's auto-steer control important to have with the computer systems?
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It helps save time and money
It gives the driver time to monitor and make adjustments to the other control systems
It gives the tractor driver time to check Facebook
What is the most important function the iPad can provide for improving crop yields in the future?
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The iPad has a good operating system for communication.
The iPad can collect data from the tractor computer to assist with planning for next year.
The iPad can have many apps that keep the operator awake during long hours.
What is no-till production?
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The production of row crops with little to no soil disturbance year to year.
The use of some tillage equipment to correct soil problems as needed.
The occasional use of a light weight disk instead of a plow to prep for planting season.
Mr. Dunn said that his no-till system helped him reduce what?
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Seed costs
Soil erosion
Fertilizer costs
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