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Weed management has become a highly labor-intensive activity, which is the reason for decreased yields and high costs. Moreover, the lack of skilled labor and weed-resistant herbicides severely impact the agriculture sector and food production, hence ...
Azmat Hussain +6 more
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A Concept of a Compact and Inexpensive Device for Controlling Weeds with Laser Beams
A prototype of a relatively cheap laser-based weeding device was developed and tested on couch grass (Elytrigia repens (L.) Desv. ex Nevski) mixed with tomatoes. Three types of laser were used (0.3 W, 1 W, and 5 W).
Ildar Rakhmatulin, Christian Andreasen
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Ed Weeding Interview, ca. 1977 [PDF]
Ed Weeding was 68 years old and lived in Chokio. He attended the West Central School of Agriculture in Morris. In this interview, he discusses some experiences about his time at the West Central School of Agriculture.
Weeding, Ed
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Weeding a Periodical Collection in the Academic Environment: A Case Study [PDF]
There are some very good reasons for weeding serial collections in an academic environment: keeping the collection current and/or appropriate to the primary needs of the teaching and research in the institution; preservation or conservation purposes; or,
Massey, Tinker
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Although there are existing interplant weed control devices for soybeans, they mostly rely on image recognition and intelligent navigation platforms. Simultaneously, automated weed control devices are not yet fully mature, resulting in issues such as ...
Shenghao Ye +6 more
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Low Energy Laser Treatments Control Annual Ryegrass (Lolium rigidum)
Increasing concern for the ongoing availability and efficacy of herbicides is driving interest in the development of alternative physical and thermal weed control methods.
Guy Coleman +4 more
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DataSheet_1_YOLOX-based blue laser weeding robot in corn field.xlsx
A YOLOX convolutional neural network-based weeding robot was designed for weed removal in corn seedling fields, while verifying the feasibility of a blue light laser as a non-contact weeding tool.
Hao Zhuang (1449418) +5 more
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Prospects and limitations for agricultural engineering in the development of sustainable weed control methods – examples from European research [PDF]
This paper gives a brief review of the major achievements in European research on physical weed control methods for agricultural and horticultural crops. Most of the work has emerged from an increasing awareness and concern about pesticide consumption in
Heisel, Scientist Torben +1 more
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Laser weeding is a non-chemical, non-contact precision weeding method particularly suited for inter-row operations during the crop seedling stage.
Yunqi Bian +7 more
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Robotic weeding of a maize field based on navigation data of the tractor that performed the seeding (Preprint) [PDF]
This research presents robotic weeding of a maize field based on navigation data of the tractor that performed the seeding. The availability of tractors equipped with RTK-DGPS based automatic guidance potentially enables robots to perform subsequent ...
Bakker, T. +3 more
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