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Precision Farming in Horticulture
2013Climatic variations often tend to have adverse effect on the yield and production of crops. Efforts have, therefore, been on for harnessing this natural resource through artificial means for increasing crop productivity. One such technology is protected cultivation. This technique is well adopted in Europe and USA and now China and Japan are leading in
Jitendar Singh, S.K. Jain, L.K. Dashora
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Precision Farming: An Introduction
Outlook on Agriculture, 1994Traditional arable management practice has tended to manage fields uniformly and has tended to ignore the inherent spatial variability found on most farms. This has been exacerbated by the increase of field size due to pressures from mechanization.
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2017
Using sensors to early detect diseases in beef and dairy cattle/ Portable NIRs on farm accuretely assess the homogeneity of TMR / Activity and rumination data allow to predict the onset of diseases 3-6 days before the onset of clinical signs in young ...
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Using sensors to early detect diseases in beef and dairy cattle/ Portable NIRs on farm accuretely assess the homogeneity of TMR / Activity and rumination data allow to predict the onset of diseases 3-6 days before the onset of clinical signs in young ...
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Agricultural productivity is vital for economic growth and food security, yet many farmers face challengesin optimizing crop yield due to inadequate knowledge of soil suitability, weather conditions, and pestmanagement. Traditional experience-based decision-making often leads to inefficiencies, while incorrectfertilizer use contributes to soil ...
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