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Selected methods of precision agriculture are evaluated on a five point scale:
- technological sophistication
- usability for agricultural practice
5 the best level of technological sophistication
rated methods have proven performance and reliability, high quality user interface for use in agricultural practice and are mass produced, ideally by several manufacturers.
1 worst level
technologies based only on theoretical basis.
5 the best level of applicability in practice
own experience with convenience in terms of economic efficiency, quality and quantity of production, organization and control of the production process, welfare, etc., highly evaluated is also the perception of the size of potential for solving operational shortcomings of currently used technologies, ie. needs for innovation in the production area.
1 worst level
unclear method of usage or uncertain potential for benefits
Cannot judge
This rating is also an important characteristic of the technology, as it expresses its unfamiliarity among the respondents.
The allocation of points is based on your individual knowledge and experience and is also a comparison with other technologies currently evaluated.
Telematics for tractors and other agricultural machinery
1 / 13
Continuous collection of traffic data, storing and subsequent evaluation - eg. fuel consumption, tensile strength, slippage, working and nonworking drives, etc.
Technological advancement
Applicability in practice
Guided drive of tractors and agricultural machinery on parcel with 2 cm accuracy
3 / 13
Selecting the trajectory of machines on the basis of GPS coordinates and RTK corrections, (A-B line, optimization based on the shape of the plot, movement along the contour line, controlled traffic farming etc.
Technological advancement
Applicability in practice
Using satellite imagery for management of crop production
4 / 13
The use of satellite imagery to monitor the condition of vegetation (estimate yield, uneven emergence, damage caused by erosion, animals, weather), including the processing and interpretation of results.
Technological advancement
Applicability in practice