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An integrated inter- and intra-row weeding system for row crops

Crop Protection, 2021
Abstract Weeding is critical to eliminate non-native plants that compete with main crops and adversely affect their production quality and quantity. Numerous prototypes exist for inter-row weeding but very limited for intra-row weed eradication. This study developed a tractor drawn integrated inter- and intra-row weeding (IIIRW) system for field ...
Abhilash K Chandel   +1 more
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Deep localization model for intra-row crop detection in paddy field

Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2020
Abstract Automated and precise rice plant localization is crucial for the mechanization of rice production, which can facilitate targeted spraying, site-specific fertilization, and mechanized weeding etc. Existing approaches adopted thus far have mainly focused on inter-row weed detection or rice seedling row detection.
Xu Ma, Long Qi, Sihang Wu
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Intra-Row Weed Control: A Mechatronics Approach

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1998
Abstract A fully automated system for mechanical weed control in a row of plants is described and discussed. The performance of the system is shown by laboratory experiments.
Bontsema, J.   +3 more
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Computer Vision Assisted Autonomous Intra-Row Weeder

2018 International Conference on Information Technology (ICIT), 2018
Vegetable crop production is the rudimentary process for the sustainability of mankind on this planet. Technological advancements have been shaping the crop production in a commendable way nonetheless, weeds play a deleterious role for the growth of the crops. Weed management has hence become the alarming solution for increasing the yield.
Raghavendra Vedula   +8 more
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Inter-row and intra-row weed control with a hoe-ridger

Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research, 1981
Abstract Inter-row and intra-row weed control by a hoe-ridger, as influenced by soil type, plant height, working depth, tool position and the weather after cultivation, were investigated in the laboratory by means of a model experiment. In the path of the hoe, weeds were uprooted; 57% were killed by incorporation in the soil and 33% by desiccation ...
Terpstra, R., Kouwenhoven, J.K.
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