Introduction Haulm destruction before harvesting is often applied to reduce damage at harvest. Before harvesting haulm is pulled, cut or killed using chemicals. In general haulm destruction takes place 10-15 days before harvest. It is evident that a good skin formation after haulm destruction is quicker in a crop which is close to maturity,… read more »
Introduction Haulm destruction before harvesting is often applied to reduce damage at harvest. Before harvesting haulm is pulled, cut or killed using chemicals. In general haulm destruction takes place 10-15 days before harvest. It is evident that a good skin formation after haulm destruction is quicker in a crop which is close to maturity,… read more »
Introduction Haulm destruction before harvesting is often applied to reduce damage at harvest. Before harvesting haulm is pulled, cut or killed using chemicals. In general haulm destruction takes place 10-15 days before harvest. It is evident that a good skin formation after haulm destruction is quicker in a crop which is close to maturity,… read more »
Paper Introduction High-resolution images from digital cameras support the studying of plant characteristics. These images can also be utilized to analyze shape and texture characteristics for weed identification. Instead of detecting weed patches, weed density can be estimated at a sub-patch level, through which even the identification of a single plant is possible. The aim… read more »
Paper Introduction Weed density can be estimated at a sub-patch level, through which even the identification of a single plant is possible. The aim is to adopt the monocot and dicot coverage ratio vision (MoDiCoVi) algorithm in order to estimate dicotyledon leaf cover, perform grid spraying in real time, and present initial results in terms… read more »
Paper Introduction The stricter legislation within the European Union for the regulation of herbicides that are prone to leaching causes a greater economic burden on the agricultural industry through taxation. Owing to the increased economic burden, research in reducing herbicide usage has been prompted. High-resolution images from digital cameras support the studying of plant characteristics…. read more »
Paper Introduction Remote sensing technique has emerged as an effective tool for systematic survey, analysis, and better management of natural resources (land, soil, water, forests, mountains) along with the monitoring of desertification, flood, drought, and landform change. It provides a vast scope to explore, identify, and analyse the natural resources of undeveloped regions. It documents… read more »
Paper Introduction Remote sensing applications in agriculture are presented as a very promising reality, but research is still needed for the correct use of spectral data. A study was done to evaluate the spectral-temporal patterns of eleven wheat cultivars (Triticum aestivum L.). With the help of the GreenSeeker and FieldSpec 4 terrestrial sensors, spectral signatures… read more »
Paper Introduction Remote sensing applications in agriculture are presented as a very promising reality, but research is still needed for the correct use of spectral data. A study was done to evaluate the spectral-temporal patterns of eleven wheat cultivars (Triticum aestivum L.). With the help of the GreenSeeker and FieldSpec 4 terrestrial sensors, spectral signatures… read more »