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Risk Assessment and Examination of Economic Aspects of Precision Weed Management [PDF]
The aim of this research is to investigate plant production sustainability, the economical requirements, risks, and identify threshold levels to switching on, or off precision weed management techniques in Hungarian growing and sales conditions; taking into consideration that the implementation of precision technology can be justified also by its role ...
Katalin Takács-György, István Takács
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Weed Density Detection Method Based on Absolute Feature Corner Points in Field
Field weeds identification is challenging for precision spraying, i.e., the automation identification of the weeds from the crops. For rapidly obtaining weed distribution in field, this study developed a weed density detection method based on absolute ...
Yanlei Xu +5 more
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Timely and accurate weed detection is essential for sustainable crop production and management. The integration of multiple satellite data sources with powerful machine learning has transformed precision agriculture by enhancing the accuracy and ...
Savittri Ratanopad Suwanlee +9 more
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Weed canopy cover assessment, particularly using drone-acquired data, plays a vital role in precision agriculture by providing accurate, timely, and spatially detailed information, enhancing weed management decision-making in response to environmental ...
Judith N. Oppong +2 more
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Deep learning for image-based detection of weeds from emergence to maturity in wheat fields
Effective weed control in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) fields is crucial for optimizing production and ensuring food security in semi-arid regions. The implementation of deep learning for weed detection could enable precise weed management, leading to ...
Mustafa Guzel +5 more
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Future Directions for Automated Weed Management in Precision Agriculture
In cropping systems, integrated weed management is based on diversification. Rather than relying solely on one or two herbicides, a multiplicity of weed control strategies is employed. Yet, integrated weed management as currently practiced is far from integrated; every weed is still managed the same regardless of location or season.
Young, Stephen L. +2 more
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Traditional weed management often involves blanket herbicide spraying, resulting in substantial herbicide wastage, environmental concerns, and herbicide resistant issues.
Arjun Upadhyay +4 more
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Lightweight Semantic Segmentation Network for Real-Time Weed Mapping Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
The timely and efficient generation of weed maps is essential for weed control tasks and precise spraying applications. Based on the general concept of site-specific weed management (SSWM), many researchers have used unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) remote ...
Jizhong Deng +5 more
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Weeds cause significant yield and economic losses by competing with crops and increasing production costs. Compounding these challenges are labor shortages, herbicide resistance, and environmental pollution, making weed management increasingly difficult.
Shanmugam Vijayakumar +5 more
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Modelling individual plants’ growth: competition of Viola arvensis and wheat
IntroductionCompetition by weeds is a severe threat to agricultural crops. While these days the broadcast of herbicides over the entire field is common praxis, new technologies promise to reduce chemical output by reducing the area sprayed.
Christoph von Redwitz +3 more
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