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CROPS: Clever Robots for Crops
Engineering & Technology Reference, 2015In the EU-funded CROPS project robots are developed for site-specific spraying and selective harvesting of fruit and fruit vegetables.
Bontsema, Jan +16 more
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Men’s Crops? Women’s Crops? The Gender Patterns of Cropping in Ghana [PDF]
World Development, 2002 Abstract Cultural distinctions between men’s crops and women’s crops are found frequently in the literature on agriculture in West Africa. This paper uses nationally representative household survey data from Ghana to examine whether crops can be divided into men’s and women’s crops.
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Brassica Crops and Allied Cruciferous Crops Grain Crops [PDF]
Nature, 1949 THE production of food continues to be of vital importance to mankind, and there is no dearth of books for the guidance of cultivators. In the two books under review there is a wealth of information on the growing of bigger and better crops. Brassica Crops and Allied Cruciferous Crops By Chas. H. Oldham.
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Lignocellulosic Crops in Rotation with Food Crops
2020Enhancing agricultural multifunctionality is viable in a multi-purpose crops intensification scenario. The cultivation of a sequence of food and energy crop has the potential to strengthen the crop rotation effect without reducing food land. Annual lignocellulosic crops for advanced biofuel could be introduced alongside conventional crops during the ...
A. Parenti +3 more
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The Effects on Crop Production and Crop Allocation
1988In Section 2 it was shown that moisture conditions in much of the Stavropol territory are limited and unreliable, the high variability of the interannual and seasonal precipitation leading to large variations in agricultural production. This is an important factor to reckon with in the context of a centrally planned economy, such as that of the Soviet ...
Parry, M.L., Carter, T.R., Konijn, N.T.
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2013
The determination of the appropriate crop management is a key factor for the successful insertion of the crop in the existing cropping systems with economic benefits. Research on crop management has been conducted when kenaf was evaluated as an excellent cellulose fiber source for a large range of paper products (in 1960s).
E. Alexopoulou +4 more
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The determination of the appropriate crop management is a key factor for the successful insertion of the crop in the existing cropping systems with economic benefits. Research on crop management has been conducted when kenaf was evaluated as an excellent cellulose fiber source for a large range of paper products (in 1960s).
E. Alexopoulou +4 more
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Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on World Wide Web, 2013
We have developed an application for the automatic generation of media galleries that visually and audibly summarize events based on media items like videos and photos from multiple social networks. Further, we have evaluated different media gallery styles with online surveys and examined their pros and cons.
Thomas Steiner +1 more
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We have developed an application for the automatic generation of media galleries that visually and audibly summarize events based on media items like videos and photos from multiple social networks. Further, we have evaluated different media gallery styles with online surveys and examined their pros and cons.
Thomas Steiner +1 more
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Crop enterprise diversification and specialty crops
Agricultural Finance Review, 2000A set of crop alternatives ranging from traditional, low risk to less common and/or high risk crops is ranked according to their impact on overall risk using two measures. These two measures would aid cropping decisions by providing (1) a priori guidance on overall risk impact, and (2) a means to reduce the need for complex E‐V frontier estimation ...
Michael P. Popp, Margot Rudstrom
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Marketing of Crops and Crop Products
2001Quantity, quality, availability and economics are the key factors that affect the marketing of a crop or crop product, irrespective whether it is for the domestic, national or international market. Obviously the purchaser will require the product to be available at the time required and for it to be of the desired quantity and quality.
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