A multi-crop machinery selection algorithm for different tillage systems
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Transactions of the ASAE [American Society of Agricultural Engineers] v. 26, no. 6, p. 1644-1649604984, 612302Summary: An algothm developed to select best machinery complements for a variety of crop rotations was used to select machinery for conventional and conservation tillage systems. A sensitivity analysis was performed to verify the model. Conservation tillage equipment can be owned and operated at a lower cost than conventional tillage equipment, since it is often and better matched to the farm
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An algothm developed to select best machinery complements for a variety of crop rotations was used to select machinery for conventional and conservation tillage systems. A sensitivity analysis was performed to verify the model. Conservation tillage equipment can be owned and operated at a lower cost than conventional tillage equipment, since it is often and better matched to the farm
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