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Corn Boom Could Expand Dead Zone
Syllabus
1. Course
Introduction J. Solie
2. The Green
Revolution and the Need for Precision Agriculture, Feeding Our World
Green Revolution
3. Need for Precision Ag
(slides)
4.
Spatial Variability in Precision Agriculture
5.
Descriptive Statistics
class survey
6.
History of Predicting Yield Potential, N Response and N Rates W. Raun
7. Sensing
technologies for precision Farming
8a. Sampling
Strategies
8b.
Radiometric Theory
9. Remote
Sensing
10. Resolution
Determination
11.
Precision Management
Solie
12. GPS Intro
13. GIS, J. Solie
14.
Ramp N Rich Strip
W. Raun
History of Indirect
Measures, W. Raun
CV Concept
RI_CV New
15.
Satellite Management, J.Solie
GPS 2007
16.
Research Results, Foliar P
W. Raun
17. Resolution Determination 2
18.
Grid Soil Sampling, NESPAL
NESPAL
19. Future of
Precision AG W. Raun
20.
Precision Ag Web Sites
21. Precision Ag.com
22. Wikipedia
Precision Ag
23. GIS,
2006
24.
Yield Monitors,
Randy Taylor
25. Liquid Delivery, Randy Taylor
26. Yield Monitors, John
Solie
27. VRT Mechanisms
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Student
Presentations 2001
Student Presentations 2002
Student Presentations
2003
Student Presentations
2004
Student Presentations
2006
Student Presentations
2007
Student Presentations
2008
1
Exam, 2007
the "Green Revolution"
the "Greener Revolution"
First Hour Exam 2003
First
Hour Exam 2002
**Final
Exam 2002
KEY to the final exam on Friday May 9
(2-4pm) will be handed
out following your completion.
***Final Exam 2003
SENSOR Homework
SBNRC Homework 2
Sensor Homework 3
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