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Soni, R
Sigdel, U
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Zhang, X
Li, Y
Xu, K
Sun, X
Kumar, S
Singh, M
Mirzakhaninafchi, H
Modi, R.U
Ali, M
Bhardwaj, M
Soni, R
France, W
Poncet, A
Sigdel, U
Ross, J
Topics
Precision Nutrient Management
Small Holders and Precision Agriculture
Site-Specific Nutrient, Lime and Seed Management
Type
Poster
Oral
Year
2014
2018
2024
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1. Research On Measurement Device For NO3- Ion Concentration Of Nutrient Solution

The management of water and ion concentration in nutrient solution is crucial in precision agriculture. Poor management may leads to the increasing of energy consumption and cost as well as low efficiency. The measurement of ion concentration in nutrient solution is prerequisite for optimal control and management of nutrient solution. Real-time detection of NO3-, as an important component of nitrogenous fertilizer, is always a big problem over the world. The... X. Zhang, Y. Li, K. Xu, X. Sun

2. Practical and Affordable Technologies for Precision Agriculture in Small Fields: Present Status and Scope in India

The objective of this review paper is to find out practical and affordable precision agriculture(PA) technologies present status and scope in India that are suitable for small fields. The judicious use of inputs like water, fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides and better management of farm equipments will increase the net profit for farmers. The important components of PA in India which are being used for small lands are Geographic Information System(GIS), laser land leveler, leaf color chart,... S. Kumar, M. Singh, H. Mirzakhaninafchi, R.U. Modi, M. Ali, M. Bhardwaj, R. Soni

3. Prescription Map Creation for Optimal Variable-rate Seeding in Arkansas Fields

Soybean seeding rate selection in Arkansas depends on cultivar, planting date, and soil characteristics. Guidelines were developed to maximize profitability from whole field management and little information is available to optimize smaller-scale management. Nevertheless, Arkansas cropland is expected to be a good candidate for variable-rate seeding (VRS) because of heterogeneous soil parent materials, large field sizes, and added spatial variability introduced by the normalization of land-leveling,... W. France, A. Poncet, U. Sigdel, J. Ross