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Harms, H
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Happich, G
Lang, T
Harms, H
Kindred, D
Sylvester-Bradley, R
Clarke, S
Roques, S
Hatley, D
Marchant, B
Dong, L
Miao, Y
Wang, X
Berry, P
Hatley, D
Kusnierek, K
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Engineering Technologies and Advances
On Farm Experimentation with Site-Specific Technologies
Predictive Modeling, Phenotyping, and Digital Tools for Decision Support
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2010
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2026
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1. Spatial Modelling Of Agricultural Crops For Parallel Loading Operations

There is a trend in agricultural engineering towards high-performance harvesting machines with growing operating width and throughput. As much as performance and throughput are rising, the transportation units are characterized by increasing transportation volume. If harvesting and transport are combined in parallel operation (e.g. self-propelled forage harvester), the driver of the harvesting machine and the driver of the transport unit has to pay highest attention to the loading process.... G. Happich, T. Lang, H. Harms

2. Supporting and Analysing On-Farm Nitrogen Tramline Trials So Farmers, Industry, Agronomists and Scientists Can LearN Together

Nitrogen fertilizer decisions are considered important for the agronomic, economic and environmental performance of cereal crop production. Despite good recommendation systems large unpredicted variation exists in measured N requirements. There may be fields and farms that are consistently receiving too much or too little N fertilizer, therefore losing substantial profit from wasted fertilizer or lost yield. Precision farming technologies can enable farmers (& researchers) to test appropriate... D. Kindred, R. Sylvester-bradley, S. Clarke, S. Roques, D. Hatley, B. Marchant

3. Early Forecasting of Maize Lodging Risk Through Multi-period and Multi-source Data Integration

Lodging is a critical constraint on global maize (Zea mays L.) productivity, primarily through detrimental effects on both grain yield and quality. However, reliable methods to predict maize lodging risk early in the growing season are lacking, which hinders timely implementation of effective agronomic management interventions to increase crop lodging resistance and reduce corresponding yield losses. This work aimed to develop a feasible early season maize lodging risk prediction method... L. Dong, Y. Miao, X. Wang, P. Berry, D. Hatley, K. Kusnierek