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1. Spatial Variability in Mechanized Coffee Harvesting at Two Travel SpeedsWithin the scope of Precision Agriculture (PA), monitoring the spatial variability of mechanized operations is a strategy for improving operational efficiency in coffee plantations. The evaluation of mechanized harvesting should consider, in addition to the harvested volume, the proportion of coffee effectively detached in relation to fallen coffee (FC) and remaining coffee (RC), variables directly linked to operational efficiency. Harvesting was carried out at Mariano Farm, in Poços de... N.A. Zimermam, R.P. Pereira Da Silva, L.E. Zonfrilli, A. Andrade Da Silva, T.M. De Oliveira |
2. Plant-Level Coffee Production Estimation Based on Morphological IndicesProduction estimation in coffee farming is traditionally conducted at aggregated spatial scales, which often limits the characterization of variability among individual plants and constrains its applicability for precision-oriented management. In production systems where within-field heterogeneity affects decisions related to harvesting, logistics, and crop management, approaches capable of representing plant-level variability become particularly relevant. Within this context, this study proposes... D. Queiroz, D.H. Leite, D. Sárvio Valente, G. Dumbá Monteiro De Castro, D.B. Marin |