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1. Principal Component Analysis of Rice Production Environment in the Rice Terrace RegionEnvironmental conditions that affect rice production, such as air temper- ature, relative humidity, solar radiation, effective cation exchangeable capacity (ECEC) of the soil, and total nitrogen in irrigation water, were assessed for 4 paddy fields in Hoshino village, Fukuoka prefecture in Japan. Also, environ- mental factors that affected rice quality (physicochemical properties of rice grains and cooked rice) were identified using data during the beginning of a ripening period (20 days after... Y. Hirai, Y. Beppu, Y. Mori, K. Tomita, K. Hamagami, K. Mori, S. Uchida, S. Inaba |
2. Farming for a Greener Future: the Behavioural Drive Behind German Farmers’ Alternative Fuel Machinery Purchase IntentionsClimate change due to greenhouse gas emissions, e.g. anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO2), in the atmosphere will lead to damages caused by global warming, increases in heavy rainfall, flooding as well as permafrost melt. One of the main issues for reducing greenhouse gas emissions is the dependence on oil for fueling transportation and other sectors. Accordingly, policy makers aim to reduce dependency on fossil fuels with the accelerated roll-out of renewable energy. Among others, the... M. Michels, V. Bonke, H. Wever, O. Mußhoff |
3. Digital Livestock Management Solution for Cattle Identification, Traceability, and Real-time MonitoringBrazil is a global player in the beef industry with the world's largest commercial bovine herd, exceeding 230 million head, and leads the international market, accounting for approximately 25% of the global beef trade, reaching over 150 international markets. The combination of edaphoclimatic diversity, high-performance genetics, rigorous sanitary protocols, and the adoption of technological framework for tropical livestock accounts for decoupling of Brazilian ranching from extensive, low-productivity... A. Bernardi, A.R. Garcia, E.S. Guimarães, F. Tonato, S.R. Medeiros, W. Barioni Jr., J.B. Portugal, T.C. Alves, W.P. Cavalcante, M. Serão Filho, C. Gaioli Jr |
4. Soybean Yield Response to Apparent Soil Electrical Conductivity–based Management ZonesManagement zone delineation is a key strategy in precision agriculture, as it enables a better understanding and managing spatial variability in soil attributes and crop yield. Apparent soil electrical conductivity (ECa) has been widely used as an indirect indicator of soil physical and chemical properties and as a basis for defining homogeneous management zones. The objective of this study was to evaluate soybean yield behavior within management zones delineated using soil ECa.The study was conducted... E.L. Bottega, Z.B. Oliveira, D. Queiroz, A. Luiz De Freitas Coelho, G.B. Bernhard |
5. Vegetation Indices Behavior in Soybean Management Zones Based on Apparent Soil Electrical ConductivityUnderstanding the spatial variability of crop development is essential for improving decision-making in precision agriculture. Vegetation indices derived from remote sensing have been widely used to monitor crop growth, biomass accumulation, and spatial heterogeneity within agricultural fields. When combined with management zones, these indices can provide valuable insights into the relationship between soil properties and crop performance. The objective of this study was to evaluate the behavior... E.L. Bottega, Z.B. Oliveira, F.D. Mundstock, M.C. Sausen, G.B. Bernhard |