Basic Concepts in Environmental Computer Control of Agricultural Systems
Vol. 2002 No. 7, Historical Fact Sheets
Vol. 2002 No. 7

Basic Concepts in Environmental Computer Control of Agricultural Systems: CIR1029/AE003, 7/2002

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https://doi.org/10.32473/edis-ae003-2002
Published 2002-07-07
F. S. Zazueta
University of Florida
R. A. Bucklin
University of Florida
P. H. Jones
University of Florida
A. G. Smajstrla
University of Florida
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Zazueta, F. S., R. A. Bucklin, P. H. Jones, and A. G. Smajstrla. 2002. “Basic Concepts in Environmental Computer Control of Agricultural Systems: CIR1029/AE003, 7/2002”. EDIS 2002 (7). Gainesville, FL. https://doi.org/10.32473/edis-ae003-2002.
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The article outlines how computer control technology is used in agriculture to monitor and manage environmental conditions for optimal production. It discusses the complexity of agricultural systems, the hardware and software components involved in control systems, and various control strategies. It also mentions commercially available systems, do-it-yourself options, and emerging technologies like real-time expert systems, computer modeling, and robotics. Overall, it suggests that computer-controlled systems are becoming increasingly important in agriculture, offering improved efficiency and resource management.

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