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How roast level and sensory quality shape the price of specialty coffee beans
Maximum Academic Press- Journal
- Beverage Plant Research
How do sweet potato harvesting robots locate grasp points in complex environments?
Higher Education PressSweet potato is a globally important food crop with rich nutritional value, widely used in food processing, feed production, and the pharmaceutical industry. Hainan Province in China has a history of sweet potato cultivation spanning over 300 years and has long been one of the major sweet potato-producing areas in southern China.
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- Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering
Can augmented reality technology become the “unified operation interface” for smart farming?
Higher Education PressAs the global population continues to grow, climate change intensifies, and agricultural resources become increasingly scarce, traditional agricultural production models are facing unprecedented challenges. It is predicted that by 2050, global food production will need to increase by 70% to meet demand. Against this backdrop, “Agriculture 4.0” has gradually emerged, with embedded technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and robotics widely applied in precision agriculture to improve production efficiency and sustainability.
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- Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering
How bellows design solves the problem of uneven seed distribution in pneumatic seeding systems?
Higher Education PressIn the field of modern agricultural machinery, pneumatic conveying seed-discharge systems have been widely adopted due to their compact size, high seed-discharge efficiency, and strong adaptability, which are particularly aligned with the current development trend of high-speed mechanized operations.
- Journal
- Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering
Fish farming least harmful in northern Norway
Norwegian University of Science and Technology- Journal
- Aquaculture Environment Interactions
How to break the dilemma of agricultural non-point source pollution?
Higher Education PressWith global population growth and rising food demand, agriculture ensures food supply while bringing severe environmental problems. Among these, agricultural non-point source pollution (ANPSP) has become one of the major factors affecting water health and ecological security.
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- Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering
The secrets of dynamic changes in residual film and microplastics in cotton fields
Higher Education PressIn the vast cotton fields of Xinjiang, plastic film covering technology has been a weapon for increasing yield—it conserves water, raises temperatures, and improves water utilization efficiency, significantly boosting cotton production in arid regions.
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- Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering
How plastic film mulching and microplastics affect soil nitrogen cycling?
Higher Education PressAs a crucial agricultural yield-increasing technique in arid and semi-arid regions, plastic film mulching (PFM) has significantly enhanced crop yield and quality by increasing soil temperature, reducing water evaporation, and optimizing nutrient cycling. However, with the increasingly prominent issue of farmland microplastic pollution caused by residual plastic films, this "white revolution" is now facing severe challenges to sustainable development.
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- Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering