| gpsdude - 12/19/2025 11:02 I will be the odd man out here. Does your yield data have hard breaks in it at a line? Do your soils have hard breaks where they change? The only time I have seen either is because of a man made event.
If you have really abrupt soil type changes, the combine yield map will not show just how abrupt the yield difference was. That is due to how the crop flows through the combine and head width when going across soil types at an angle.
We have ground where the soil type changes are so abrupt that you literally can go from 150+ bpa corn to sub 50 bpa corn in a couple feet. This is very visible and matches up nearly perfect with soil type maps. Nothing man made caused it, just how the soil was deposited naturally.
Edited by Kooiker 12/20/2025 09:17
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