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Franco, G.M

Poole, S

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Tilse, M.J

Bishop, T

Poole, S

Filippi, P

Luiz Panini, R

Tamara, A.R

Franco, G.M

de Oliveira, V.C

Lemos, H.R

Nishikawa, M

Forti, P.R

Biagi, M

Dudek, L.F

Hauschild, M.C

Ruscito, G.N

da Silva, M.P

Claro, E

de Souza, Z.M

Kovacs, P

Tesch, C

Passone, N

Topics

Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, and Advanced Analytics in Agriculture

Agricultural Robotics, Automation, and Mechanization

Precision Agriculture for Sustainability and Environmental Protection

Type

Oral

Year

2026

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1. A Counterfactual Modelling Framework with On-farm Experimentation for Guiding Site-specific Nitrogen Applications Nitrogen (N) fertiliser is a key driver of wheat grain protein content (GPC) and yield, and represents one of the largest variable input costs and sources of emissions in Australian grain production. Yet estimating optimal N fertiliser rates remains challenging due to spatio-temporal variability in soil N supply and crop nutrient demand, as well as dynamic interactions between yield, GPC, and water availability. On-farm experimentation (OFE) provides valuable insights into crop responses... M.J. Tilse, T. Bishop, S. Poole, P. Filippi Download paper
2. Field-Based Evaluation of Targeted Herbicide Spraying Efficacy: A Comparison of Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches Weed control remains one of the main challenges for maintaining agricultural productivity. In this context, selective spraying based on optical sensors and embedded vision systems emerges as a promising alternative for localized weed management, aligned with the principles of precision agriculture and sustainability. However, the adoption of these technologies on a commercial scale demands robust methods to evaluate agronomic efficacy and operational performance under real field conditions. This... R. Luiz Panini, A.R. Tamara, G.M. Franco, V.C. De Oliveira, H.R. Lemos, M. Nishikawa, P.R. Forti, M. Biagi, L.F. Dudek, M.C. Hauschild, G.N. Ruscito, M.P. Da Silva, E. Claro, Z.M. De Souza Download paper
3. Crop Production and Nutrient Management with Strip-tillage in the Northern Great Plains Conventional tillage is still the dominant tillage practice in the eastern third of South Dakota (USA). Producers are often facing wind and water soil erosion in this part of the state. Strip-tillage can offer an alternative production option that could lower erosion potential between cash crops, while maintaining the yield potential. In addition strip-tillage allows a same-pass nutrient placement. The research objectives are to compare tillage and fertilizer placement methods in a corn (Zea... P. Kovacs, C. Tesch, N. Passone

Filter results3 paper(s) found.

1. A Counterfactual Modelling Framework with On-farm Experimentation for Guiding Site-specific Nitrogen Applications

Nitrogen (N) fertiliser is a key driver of wheat grain protein content (GPC) and yield, and represents one of the largest variable input costs and sources of emissions in Australian grain production. Yet estimating optimal N fertiliser rates remains challenging due to spatio-temporal variability in soil N supply and crop nutrient demand, as well as dynamic interactions between yield, GPC, and water availability. On-farm experimentation (OFE) provides valuable insights into crop responses... M.J. Tilse, T. Bishop, S. Poole, P. Filippi

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2. Field-Based Evaluation of Targeted Herbicide Spraying Efficacy: A Comparison of Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches

Weed control remains one of the main challenges for maintaining agricultural productivity. In this context, selective spraying based on optical sensors and embedded vision systems emerges as a promising alternative for localized weed management, aligned with the principles of precision agriculture and sustainability. However, the adoption of these technologies on a commercial scale demands robust methods to evaluate agronomic efficacy and operational performance under real field conditions. This... R. Luiz Panini, A.R. Tamara, G.M. Franco, V.C. De Oliveira, H.R. Lemos, M. Nishikawa, P.R. Forti, M. Biagi, L.F. Dudek, M.C. Hauschild, G.N. Ruscito, M.P. Da Silva, E. Claro, Z.M. De Souza

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3. Crop Production and Nutrient Management with Strip-tillage in the Northern Great Plains

Conventional tillage is still the dominant tillage practice in the eastern third of South Dakota (USA). Producers are often facing wind and water soil erosion in this part of the state. Strip-tillage can offer an alternative production option that could lower erosion potential between cash crops, while maintaining the yield potential. In addition strip-tillage allows a same-pass nutrient placement. The research objectives are to compare tillage and fertilizer placement methods in a corn (Zea... P. Kovacs, C. Tesch, N. Passone