Indian agriculture, even after the Green Revolution, is not as productive as it could potentially be. It calls for a second Green Revolution – one of „precision agriculture‟, where cutting-edge technology is used to maximize production with minimum input costs and resources. In this paper we present a multi-purpose agricultural robot to implement precision irrigation, fertilizer addition and de...

An experiment was conducted at the Research and Training Farm of Federal College Horticulture Gombe State (10020’N 10030’E) during 2021 rainy season in Sudan Savanah agro-ecological zone Nigeria. The aim research is to evaluate effect seedling age time application post-emergence herbicide on growth yield lowland rice (Faro 44). consisted two factors, namely:- ( 3, 4, 5-week-old seedlings) weed ...

1. Introduction Analysis of variance is used to test for the real treatment differences. When the null hypothesis that all the treatment means are equal is not rejected, it may seem that no further questions need to be asked. However, in some experimental situations, it may be an oversimplification of the problem. For example, consider an experiment in rice weed control with 15 treatments viz. ...

in order to compare of ecological management of weed control on economical income, yield and yield components of cotton (gossypium hirsutum l.), a randomized complete block design with 12 treatments and four replications was conducted in mahvelat of khorasan razavi province, iran. treatments consisted of weeding, harrowing, burning, two times weeding, weeding + harrowing, weeding + burning, har...

Scope The autonomous navigation in agricultural environments allows also to carry out autonomous operations of special interest in agriculture environments. The goal of an autonomous navigation is to cover all the required areas where the operation has to be made. We take into account different navigation strategies using proper sensors being also able to detect references which makes possible ...

1.17 The drudgery of weeding is so ingrained into the lives of farmers in developing countries that weeds are taken for granted and often overlooked in pest surveys. And yet weeding by hand, typically carried out by women and children, accounts for 50% of the total labour inputs needed to produce a crop, deprives millions of children the joys of playtime – and often schooling – and adds to the ...