Conventional farming necessitates a large number of resources and infrastructure such as
land, irrigation, manpower to manage farms, etc. Modern initiatives are required to automate …

Weeds are among the major threats to cotton production. Overreliance on herbicides for
weed control has accelerated the evolution of herbicide-resistance in weeds and caused …

Weeds are a crucial threat to agriculture, and in order to preserve crop productivity,
spreading agrochemicals is a common practice with a potential negative impact on the …

Develo** different robotic platforms for farm operations is vital to addressing the
increasing world population. A harvesting robot significantly increases a farm's productivity …

Precision weed management offers a promising solution for sustainable crop** systems
through the use of chemical-reduced/non-chemical robotic weeding techniques, which apply …

Accurate classification of weed species in crop plants plays a crucial role in precision
agriculture by enabling targeted treatment. Recent studies show that artificial intelligence …

Cotton, a major crop worldwide, is harvested in mechanized production systems once at the
end of the growing season. To facilitate harvest and maximize fiber quality, the plants are …

Cotton is conventionally harvested with large and costly harvesters once at the end of the
growing season. Fiber in the early-opened bolls is left on the plants till the end of the season …

Cotton requires multiple processing steps to convert the raw agricultural products into
finished textiles. Genetic and environmental factors, crop management decisions, and …

Conventional cotton harvesters are efficient but heavy causing soil compaction. They
normally perform one harvesting pass, but since cotton bolls mature over two months, the …