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Schad, J
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Gilson, A
Meyer, L
Killer, A
Keil, F
Scholz, O
Kittemann, D
Noack, P
Pietrzyk, P
Paglia, C
Kovacs, P
Clark, J
Schad, J
Avemegah, E
Cifuentes Arenas, J
Lunewski, C
Keil, F
Alves, M.N
Wulff, N.A
Topics
Precision Horticulture
Drivers and Barriers to Adoption of Precision Ag Technologies or Digital Agriculture
Predictive Modeling, Phenotyping, and Digital Tools for Decision Support
Type
Oral
Year
2024
2026
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1. Cherry Yield Forecast: Harvest Prediction for Individual Sweet Cherry Trees

Digitalization continues to transform the agricultural sector as a whole and also affects specific niches like horticulture. Particularly in fruit and wine production, the focus is on the application of sensor systems and data analysis aiming at automated detection of drought stress or pests in vineyards or orchards.  As part of the  “For5G” project, we are developing an end-to-end methodology for the creation of digital twins of fruit trees, with a strong focus... A. Gilson, L. Meyer, A. Killer, F. Keil, O. Scholz, D. Kittemann, P. Noack, P. Pietrzyk, C. Paglia

2. Decision Making Factors of Precision Agricultural Practices in South Dakota

A survey among South Dakota Farmers was conducted to document current nutrient management practices. The survey included questions regarding adoption and use of precision ag technologies in addition to information considered to create prescription maps for variable fertilizer and seeding rates. The survey collected demographic information from the producers. The presentation will also highlight how farm size, farm location, farmer/decision maker’s age and/or education level influences... P. Kovacs, J. Clark, J. Schad, E. Avemegah

3. Advanced 2D and 3D Image-Based Plant Phenotyping of Citrus Morphological Responses to Candidatus Liberibacter Asiaticus Infection

Huanglongbing (HLB), associated with Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus (CLas), is the most destructive citrus disease worldwide and threatens the long-term sustainability of production because all commercially cultivated varieties are susceptible. Identifying tolerant or resistant genotypes has therefore become a central priority for modern citrus breeding programs. Conventional phenotyping based on visual scoring and manual measurements is time-consuming, labor intensive, subjective,... J. Cifuentes Arenas, C. Lunewski, F. Keil, M.N. Alves, N.A. Wulff