Drying Crop Articles & Analysis
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“The 6100 performed really well in both wet and dry soils. We sow wheat on wheat, and I was impressed by the way the 6100 cut through the stubble.” Ben said. “We grow a range of crops and dry sow a lot of canola and beans, so I was pleased with the 6100’s simple design and fast adjustments, which means we can easily ...
Women account for 80% of people displaced by climate change and are made more vulnerable when dry seasons affect crops, waters recede and firewood disappears, forcing women to work harder to feed and care for their families. ...
The best defense against fungal infection for high-value, susceptible greenhouse crops is to create environmental conditions that promote a healthy, dry crop that is also hostile to fungal proliferation. ...
The app collects information from the plant’s control system and shows, among other things, the transport systems and machines that are running, estimated drying times and what crops are in which silos. Most importantly: the app will alert and send notifications if there is downtime or machine failures. ...
“By working with leading agricultural manufacturers to advance efficient grain drying technologies, we can help ensure that farmers operate as cost-effectively as ...
We are now at the peak of the powdery mildew season and, with increasing temperatures and dry weather conditions, susceptible crops are likely to be at high risk of infection. ...
While it is true that static electricity builds up on moving machinery, the charge is most probably insufficient to ignite dry crop materials on harvesters. “Given appropriate conditions, an operator can generate a higher charge from sliding across the seat of a vehicle. ...
Director-General Jacques Diouf said in a speech in Chennai, India Tuesday that industrialized countries could see an increase in their crop yields. 'Crop yield potential is likely to increase at higher latitudes for global average temperature increases of up to 1 to 3°C (1.8 to 5.4°F) depending on the crop, and then decrease beyond that,” he ...