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Beck, D.L
Morris, E
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Reese, C.L
Clay, D.E
Beck, D.L
Clay, S.A
Long, D.S
Shahinian, M
Morris, E
Clarke, A
Sunley, S
Hill, C
Cranfield, G
Topics
Remote Sensing Applications in Precision Agriculture
Engineering Technologies and Advances
Type
Oral
Poster
Year
2010
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1. Nitrogen And Water Stress Impacts Hard Red Spring Wheat (Triticum Aestivum) Canopy Reflectance

  Remote sensing-based in-season N recommendations have been proposed as a technique to improve N fertilizer use efficiency. Remote sensing estimation of South Dakota hard red spring wheat N requirements needs assessment. Research objectives were: (1) determine the effect of an in-season N application on grain yield, yield loss to nitrogen stress (YLNS), and grain protein; and (2) assess if remote sensing collected at different growth stages may be used to predict yield... C.L. Reese, D.E. Clay, D.L. Beck, S.A. Clay, D.S. Long, M. Shahinian

2. Attaching Multiple Conductivity Meters To An Atv To Speed Up Precision Agriculture Soil Surveys

Ground conductivity meters are used in a number of precision agriculture applications, including the estimation of water content, nutrient levels, salinity and depth of topsoil. Typically the Geonics EM38 conductivity meter, and to a lesser extent the EM31, are used for soil surveys. Most conductivity surveys involve towing a ground conductivity meter behind an all-terrain vehicle (ATV). In some situations, such as rutted or sloping fields, it is preferable to mount the conductivity meter directly... E. Morris, A. Clarke, S. Sunley, C. Hill, G. Cranfield