The Missouri Precision Agriculture Center is funding the
following projects in 2001:

• Site-Specific Evaluation of a Claypan Soil with Subsurface
  Drainage–Impact on Corn Grain Yield
• Precision Agriculture at Hundley Whaley Farm

• Improved Classroom Instruction at the University of Missouri in Assessment, Analysis and Management of Spatial Variability in Soil Properties
  

• Utilizing Remote Sensing to Determine the Relationship Between Sulfentrazone Herbicide and Soybean Injury

• A case study: Adoption of precision agriculture management in Missouri.

• Precision agriculture test plots at Hundley-Whaley Research Farm.

• Improved classroom instruction at UM in assessment, analysis and management of spatial variability in soil properties.

• Utilizing remote sensing to determine the relationship between sulfentrazone herbicide and soybean injury.

• Spatially variable in-season nitrogen loss: Quantifying corn yield loss using satellite imagery.

• Site-specific evaluation of a claypan soil with subsurface drainage-impact on corn grain yield.

• Evaluation of radiometer monitoring as an early warning tool for alfalfa weevil and potato leafhopper infestations in alfalfa.

• Precision farming uses for over-the-counter GPS receivers.

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1998 MPAC Funded Projects | 1999 MPAC Funded Projects | 2000 MPAC Funded Projects

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