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1. Impact of Soil Heterogeneity and Precision Air Seed Drill Settings on Maize Emergence Uniformity: Toward Sensor-based Predictive ModelsSoil spatial heterogeneity at the intra-field scale strongly constrains crop establishment. This heterogeneity in soil texture, strength, and moisture often leads to uneven seed-soil contact and inconsistent emergence, reducing yield potential. Extreme climatic conditions, such as soil saturation or drought, amplify these challenges and further compromise uniform crop emergence. Although this issue is widely acknowledged, accounting for soil heterogeneity remains poorly integrated in... A. Veiga, H. De Araujo, L. Tetard, M. Faucon, C. Ugarte |
2. Integrating Tractor-tire-tool Adjustable Parameters and UAV‑derived Soil Indices to Predict Fuel Consumption and Crop Emergence in Spring Barley SowingThe optimization of energy use and agronomic performance in agricultural operations has become a central challenge in modern agriculture. To achieve this dual objective, farmers could adjust the machinery settings of a tractor-tire-tool system to ensure efficient resource utilization while maintaining optimal agronomic outcomes. This study was conducted as a part of the AgrEnOp project, which aims to predict fuel consumption (l/ha) and crop emergence (plant/m2) based on operator-adjustable... D. Urbina Salazar, A. Yatskul, F. Pinet, A. Dujany, C. Ugarte |