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Viaggi, D

Saavedra Rincon, S

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Chaparro Anaya, O

Saavedra Rincon, S

Katuwal, Y

Maesano, G

Viaggi, D

Topics

Site-Specific Nutrient, Lime and Seed Management

Drivers and Barriers to Adoption of Precision and Digital Technologies

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Oral

Year

2026

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1. Integrating Variable Rate Nitrogen Fertilization and Traffic Intensity Thresholds for Site-Specific Management in Mechanized Sugarcane Systems Precision Agriculture (PA) has primarily focused on site-specific input management to improve resource-use efficiency; however, in highly mechanized cropping systems, soil physical degradation induced by machinery traffic remains a critical constraint to system performance. This study integrates two complementary approaches developed in commercial sugarcane production systems in Colombia: (i) variable rate nitrogen fertilization (VRT) as a strategy for rational fertilizer use, and (ii) a maximum... O. Chaparro Anaya, S. Saavedra Rincon Download paper
2. Understanding Adoption and Post-Adoption Impacts of Smart Farming Technologies in Italy Smart farming technologies (SFTs) are increasingly promoted as key enablers of agricultural efficiency, resource optimization, and environmental sustainability. However, despite rapid technological advancement, empirical evidence on realized economic and resource-use impacts under real farming conditions remains limited, creating uncertainty about the magnitude and distribution of impacts. Existing evidence remains largely focused on perceived drivers, barriers, and intentions to adopt, rather...

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1. Integrating Variable Rate Nitrogen Fertilization and Traffic Intensity Thresholds for Site-Specific Management in Mechanized Sugarcane Systems

Precision Agriculture (PA) has primarily focused on site-specific input management to improve resource-use efficiency; however, in highly mechanized cropping systems, soil physical degradation induced by machinery traffic remains a critical constraint to system performance. This study integrates two complementary approaches developed in commercial sugarcane production systems in Colombia: (i) variable rate nitrogen fertilization (VRT) as a strategy for rational fertilizer use, and (ii) a maximum... O. Chaparro Anaya, S. Saavedra Rincon

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2. Understanding Adoption and Post-Adoption Impacts of Smart Farming Technologies in Italy

Smart farming technologies (SFTs) are increasingly promoted as key enablers of agricultural efficiency, resource optimization, and environmental sustainability. However, despite rapid technological advancement, empirical evidence on realized economic and resource-use impacts under real farming conditions remains limited, creating uncertainty about the magnitude and distribution of impacts. Existing evidence remains largely focused on perceived drivers, barriers, and intentions to adopt, rather...