2019
DOI: 10.5513/jcea01/20.3.2160
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Precision irrigation and harvest management in orchards: an economic assessment

Abstract: Precision management has become vital in agriculture with possibilities growing alongside developments in information and communication, robotics and sensor technologies. On the other side of expected benefits of precision management in terms of environmental friendliness, yield margin, input efficiency, etc., is the upfront expensiveness of such technologies. There is hence a need to quantitatively assess expected net benefits and provide useful information for farmers and stakeholders to enable informed choi… Show more

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“…In other examples, a flower initiation model was adopted into a decision support system for mango production in a greenhouse environment [92], and a web-based MIS for mango harvest time forecasting, based on non-invasive in-field measurements of fruit dry matter, was implemented [70]. A MIS has also been developed that provides a financial assessment of the value of the use of sensor technologies in harvest timing [100].…”
Section: Plant Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In other examples, a flower initiation model was adopted into a decision support system for mango production in a greenhouse environment [92], and a web-based MIS for mango harvest time forecasting, based on non-invasive in-field measurements of fruit dry matter, was implemented [70]. A MIS has also been developed that provides a financial assessment of the value of the use of sensor technologies in harvest timing [100].…”
Section: Plant Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%