AgriEngineering, Volume 5, Issue 3

The survival of newly planted seedlings and their successful development after transplantation, including faster plant growth, improved plant quality, larger production, and the absence of dependence on arable land, is one of the primary goals of hor...

The quantification of forage availability in tropical grasses is generally done in a destructive and time-consuming manner, involving cutting, weighing, and waiting for drying. To expedite this process, non-destructive methods can be used, such as un...

Open pit mining causes damage in natural and rural regions; that is why soil restoration is necessary in order to recovery soil–plant systems. The application of waste can be a good solution for rehabilitation, and it clearly complies with the...

Tropical climate conditions favor landscape evolution and the formation of highly weathered soils under different pedogenic processes due to certain differential properties. Traditional analysis coupled with VNIR-SWIR reflectance spectroscopy and X-r...

Accurately identifying the boundaries of agricultural land is critical to the effective management of its resources. This includes the determination of property and land rights, the prevention of non-agricultural activities on agricultural land, and...

An ever-increasing amount of microplastics enters the environment and affects soil properties and plant growth. Investigating how the interactions between microplastics and soil properties vary across different soil types is crucial. In sandy soil, t...

Using microorganisms to enhance crop productivity is an active and increasing field of research, which encompasses the productive, environmental, and economic aspects of agricultural production to obtain high-quality crops with a reduction in the nee...

Detecting objects in digital images is challenging in computer vision, traditionally requiring manual threshold selection. However, object detection has improved significantly with convolutional neural networks (CNNs), and other advanced algorithms,...

The gin stand power is measurable using common tools; however, such tools typically do not detect active ginning. Detecting active ginning is important when trying to separate out the energy going to the moving parts of the gin stand (i.e., the basel...

The delineation of management zones is one of the ways to enable the spatially differentiated management of plots using precision agriculture tools. Over the years, the spatial variability of data collected from soil and plant sampling started to be...