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PAU Smart Seeder: a novel way forward for rice residue management in North-west India
Scientific ReportsIn winter, the paddy residues become wet during morning and late evening due to dew, which restricts the operation of sowing machines (Happy Seeder and Super Seeder) into paddy residues, as wet residues do not slide on furrow openers/tines.
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Gender, Power and Politics in Agriculture
This is a open access book. In the agriculture sector, the language of gender integration often ignores the politics and the power dynamics that are central to critical, and feminist, analysis of gender relations. This volume explores largely neglected topics such as power dynamics, masculinities, gendered social norms, feminist research practice ...
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Agriculture is influenced by changing weather, soil conditions, crop selection, plant disease, and market variability. Farmersmay need to consult multiple sources to obtain timely and understandable guidance. This paper presents a proposed AIpowered smart agriculture framework that combines farmer-provided information with weather services, crop and ...
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Powering the Future of Agriculture
Industrial Vehicle Technology International, 2023CUMMINS RECENTLY PARTNERED WITH AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY MANUFACTURER CLAAS TO POWER ITS BRAND-NEW EVION RANGE OF COMBINE HARVESTERS
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Agricultural Labor and Bargaining Power
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022Presentation ...
Timothy J. Richards, Zachariah Rutledge
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Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, 1943
During the past year, agricultural man-power in Canada has assumed a new importance. With a growing recognition that food is a vital weapon of war and the realization that the farm working force has been seriously depleted during the past three and a half years, the problems of farm labour have been forced into the foreground.It was natural perhaps ...
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During the past year, agricultural man-power in Canada has assumed a new importance. With a growing recognition that food is a vital weapon of war and the realization that the farm working force has been seriously depleted during the past three and a half years, the problems of farm labour have been forced into the foreground.It was natural perhaps ...
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New Zealand Geographer, 1996
ABSTRACTMany forms of rural geography include investigations of power. Lately some researchers have achieved this through studies of discourse. This paper presents a reading of agricultural power as it occurs in several examples of Australian and New Zealand print‐media.
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ABSTRACTMany forms of rural geography include investigations of power. Lately some researchers have achieved this through studies of discourse. This paper presents a reading of agricultural power as it occurs in several examples of Australian and New Zealand print‐media.
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Transmission control for power-shift agricultural tractors
Proceedings of the 2010 American Control Conference, 2010This paper addresses the analysis and design of the transmission control system for a high-power power-shift agricultural tractor. Specifically, all the criticalities involved with the correct management of both single and double gear shifts are investigated, and a control system capable of providing good shifting performance in all operating ...
PANZANI, GIULIO +5 more
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1992
Abstract In his history of the post-war Labour government, Kenneth Morgan draws a charmed picture of British agriculture. In 1947, the year of the first great Agriculture Act, there was ‘a renewed cult of the countryside variously popularized in the broadcasts of Ralph Wightman; the radio serial, The Archers ...; the success of ...
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Abstract In his history of the post-war Labour government, Kenneth Morgan draws a charmed picture of British agriculture. In 1947, the year of the first great Agriculture Act, there was ‘a renewed cult of the countryside variously popularized in the broadcasts of Ralph Wightman; the radio serial, The Archers ...; the success of ...
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