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Karstoft, H
Hock, M.W
Michalski, A
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Grocholski, P
Stepien, P
Kulczycki, G
Michalski, A
Samiappan, S
Henry, B
Moorhead, R.J
Hock, M.W
Skovsen, S
Dyrmann, M
Eriksen, J
Gislum, R
Karstoft, H
Jørgensen, R.N
Topics
Precision Nutrient Management
Unmanned Aerial Systems
Proximal and Remote Sensing of Soil and Crop (including Phenotyping)
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Oral
Poster
Year
2014
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2018
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1. Comparison Of The Variable Potassium Fertilization On The Light And Heavy Soils

Introduction. Determination of the spatial variability of the nutrient levels in soil facilitated adaptation of the fertilizer doses to the soluble forms availability. Nowadays, an increasing use of this method of the fertilizer application is observed, with this being associated with both economical and environmental advantages, as well as, with growing assortment of the purpose-built agricultural instrumentation. An accurate determination of the spatial distribution... P. Grocholski, P. Stepien, G. Kulczycki, A. Michalski

2. Plant Stand Count and Corn Crop Density Assessment Using Texture Analysis on Visible Imagery Collected Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Ensuring successful corn farming requires an effective monitoring program to collect information about stand counts at an early stage of growth and plant damages due to natural calamities, farming equipment, hogs, deer and other animals. These monitoring programs not only provide a yield estimate but also help farmers and insurance companies in assessing the causes of damages. Current field-based assessment methods are labor intensive, costly, and provide very limited information. Manual assessment... S. Samiappan, B. Henry, R.J. Moorhead, M.W. Hock

3. Predicting Dry Matter Composition of Grass Clover Leys Using Data Simulation and Camera-Based Segmentation of Field Canopies into White Clover, Red Clover, Grass and Weeds

Targeted fertilization of grass clover leys shows high financial and environmental potentials leading to higher yields of increased quality, while reducing nitrate leaching. To realize the gains, an accurate fertilization map is required, which is closely related to the local composition of plant species in the biomass. In our setup, we utilize a top-down canopy view of the grass clover ley to estimate the composition of the vegetation, and predict the composition of the dry matter of the forage.... S. Skovsen, M. Dyrmann, J. Eriksen, R. Gislum, H. Karstoft, R.N. Jørgensen