Better Farming and Better Eating Thanks to Software: Tech Serving Agriculture
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Mathieu Passenaud and Bertrand Péchou present how precision agriculture technologies—centimeter-accurate GPS, section control for implements, connected tractors, satellite image processing, and data analysis—are being used to address environmental and economic challenges. They describe the workflow from field data collection and satellite image processing to machine-applied predictions, told from the combined perspective of a farmer and a developer.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:09Tech and farming
- 5:45French agriculture history
- 10:19Economic challenges
- 13:51Lauragais cereal farms
- 19:54Data in modern farming
- 24:25GPS and precision farming
- 26:56Decision rules and models
- 31:36Input modulation tools
- 36:09Tech dependence and future
- 37:31Conclusion
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