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Advancements in precision control in intra-row weeding: A comprehensive review
International Journal of Research in Agronomy · 2024 · Vol. 7(4S) · pp. 15–29
Jyoti Lahre✉(Central Agricultural University)SK Satpathy(Central Agricultural University)
Abstract
Sensor-based weed detection is a significant breakthrough in precise weed management that reduces the need for manual work and herbicides. GPS systems have shown promising results, with a single pass covering 30-49% of the intra-row area. Additionally, using an RGB sensor and a laser sensor together can identify the center of a plant, regardless of lighting conditions. Robots have demonstrated the ability to distinguish 99.7% of crop plants in dense outdoor areas with high weed density. These advancements offer opportunities for more effective and environmentally-friendly weed management in different farming systems.
Weed Control and Herbicide ApplicationsPlant tissue culture and regenerationPlant Disease Management TechniquesControl (management)Computer scienceArtificial intelligence
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