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Computer Programs

These computer programs are developed to assist with crop management. The programs are free of charge. 

  • COTVAR - Cotton Variety Selection Program **Date of Release January 27, 2009**
     
  • Cotton DD60 Accumulation Data and Information Program - For University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service cotton specialists, producers and consultants who need to know up-to-date temperature information and DD60 accumulations for the current year, the previous year, and for the 30-year norm
     
  • Farm Management System Computer Program - The Farm Management Recordkeeping System is designed to store laboratory test results for soil tests, water tests, manure tests, and forage/plant tests on one or more fields in one or more farms for a particular producer. It also keeps records about the usage of those materials on fields, crops, and livestock, along with fertilizer and restricted use pesticide applications, soil amendments, and resulting crop yields. The producer can then use this historical information to determine the best amendments for subsequent crop plantings, as well as to meet certain governmental reporting requirements. **Revised February 2003**
     
  • Irrigation Scheduling - a program works on four different crops and four different irrigation methods for scheduling your irrigation.
     
  • DD50 Program - assists Arkansas rice producers and consultants in managing their crop by providing decision management aids based on the emergence date, the variety planted, and current temperature information.   **Program Released April 23, 2009**
     
  • RICESEED 2009 - RICESEED is a computer program which calculates the recommended seeding rates for rice under varying conditions. The RICESEED program generates the recommended seeding rate for rice varieties based on research conducted on the effects of various factors, including soil texture, seeding date, seeding method, and seedbed condition. **2009 Program Released March 19, 2009**

RICESEED - Computer Technical Series

  • SOYVA 2009 - Soybean Variety Selection Program (SOYVA) is a computerized soybean variety selection program. **Date of Release March 27, 2009**
     
  • Trap and Survey Summary System - The Pest Management Trap and Survey Summary System was designed to help cooperators enter trap data and compare against other areas of the state.
     
  • WheatSel is a computerized wheat variety selection program. (This program will not be updated for 2002)

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