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Glavin, M

Jones, B

Menendez III, H

Ulman, M

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Jones, B

McBeath, T

Wilhelm, N

Ulman, M

Stoces, M

Jarolimek, J

Simek, P

Alahe, M

Chang, Y

Kemeshi, J.O

Gummi, S

Menendez III, H

Buckmaster, D

Krogmeier, J

Evans, J

Zhang, Y

Glavin, M

Byrne, D

Harkin, S.J

Topics

Spatial Variability in Crop, Soil and Natural Resources

Food Security and Precision Agriculture

Site-Specific Pasture Management

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Agriculture

Type

Oral

Poster

Year

2016

2024

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1. Shifting Fertiliser Response Zones in a Four Year, Whole-paddock Cereal Cropping Experiment. Precision agriculture in cropping areas of dryland Australia has focused on managing within production zones. These are ideally stable, possibly soil- and topography-based areas within fields. There are many different ideas on how to delimit and implement zones, and a four year whole-field experiment, with low, medium and high treatment philosophies applied per 9m seeder/harvester width across the entire field, was established to explore how zones might best be established and used. The treatment... B. Jones, T. Mcbeath, N. Wilhelm Download paper
2. Open Data for Food Quality and Food Security Control: a Case Study of the Czech Republic Food quality and food security is of a high public interest in the European Union. In the Czech Republic, food quality and food security is under control of three different public authorities: the Czech Trade Inspection Authority (CTIA) that is affiliated with the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic, the Czech Agriculture and Food Inspection Authority (CAFIA) that is affiliated with the Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech Republic and the regional network of hygienic stations... M. Ulman, M. Stoces, J. Jarolimek, P. Simek Download paper
3. In-Field and Loading Crop: A Machine Learning Approach to Classify Machine Harvesting Operating Mode This paper addresses the complex issue of classifying mode of operation (active, idle, stationary unloading, on-the-go unloading, turning) and coordinating agricultural machinery. Agricultural machinery operators must operate within a limited time window to optimize operational efficiency and reduce costs. Existing algorithms for classifying machinery operating modes often rely on heuristic methods. Examples include rules conditioned on machine speed, bearing angle and operational time... D. Buckmaster, J. Krogmeier, J. Evans, Y. Zhang, M. Glavin, D. Byrne, S.J. Harkin Download paper
4. Design of an Automatic Travelling Electric Fence System for Sustainable Grazing Management Fences are used in Precision Livestock Farming (PLF) to prevent herbivores from overgrazing and under grazing forages. While effective in controlling animal entry and exit, traditional fences are not flexible enough to meet the needs of both foraging animals and plants in terms of both nutrient availability and physiological demands. An electric fencing system is a form of traditional fencing that employs an electric charge to create a barrier and dissuade animals or people from crossing it. Even... M. Alahe, Y. Chang, J.O. Kemeshi, S. Gummi, H. Menendez iii Download paper

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1. Shifting Fertiliser Response Zones in a Four Year, Whole-paddock Cereal Cropping Experiment.

Precision agriculture in cropping areas of dryland Australia has focused on managing within production zones. These are ideally stable, possibly soil- and topography-based areas within fields. There are many different ideas on how to delimit and implement zones, and a four year whole-field experiment, with low, medium and high treatment philosophies applied per 9m seeder/harvester width across the entire field, was established to explore how zones might best be established and used. The treatment... B. Jones, T. Mcbeath, N. Wilhelm

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2. Open Data for Food Quality and Food Security Control: a Case Study of the Czech Republic

Food quality and food security is of a high public interest in the European Union. In the Czech Republic, food quality and food security is under control of three different public authorities: the Czech Trade Inspection Authority (CTIA) that is affiliated with the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic, the Czech Agriculture and Food Inspection Authority (CAFIA) that is affiliated with the Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech Republic and the regional network of hygienic stations... M. Ulman, M. Stoces, J. Jarolimek, P. Simek

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3. In-Field and Loading Crop: A Machine Learning Approach to Classify Machine Harvesting Operating Mode

This paper addresses the complex issue of classifying mode of operation (active, idle, stationary unloading, on-the-go unloading, turning) and coordinating agricultural machinery. Agricultural machinery operators must operate within a limited time window to optimize operational efficiency and reduce costs. Existing algorithms for classifying machinery operating modes often rely on heuristic methods. Examples include rules conditioned on machine speed, bearing angle and operational time... D. Buckmaster, J. Krogmeier, J. Evans, Y. Zhang, M. Glavin, D. Byrne, S.J. Harkin

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4. Design of an Automatic Travelling Electric Fence System for Sustainable Grazing Management

Fences are used in Precision Livestock Farming (PLF) to prevent herbivores from overgrazing and under grazing forages. While effective in controlling animal entry and exit, traditional fences are not flexible enough to meet the needs of both foraging animals and plants in terms of both nutrient availability and physiological demands. An electric fencing system is a form of traditional fencing that employs an electric charge to create a barrier and dissuade animals or people from crossing it. Even... M. Alahe, Y. Chang, J.O. Kemeshi, S. Gummi, H. Menendez iii

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