Published October 16, 2017
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How can we demonstrate the economic value of Precision Agriculture (PA) practices to New Zealand Agriculture service providers and arable farmers?
Authors/Creators
- 1. Massey University, New Zealand
- 2. Foundation for Arable Research, 113C Ruakura Road, Hamilton
Description
- The amount of data collected has become a major challenge to the uptake of PA practices in New Zealand.
- There is a lack of clear value propositions around some PA practices, e.g. variable rate seeding (VRS).
- The importance of calibrating yield monitors, collecting yield data and mapping results has not been realised by farmers.
The goal of the study is to provide economic evidence through yield data mining to encourage the adoption of PA.
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ACPA Poster 232.pdf
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