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New crop forecasting system shows promising accuracy

CropVision is proving to accurately predict crop yields months ahead of sowing.

Jenna Santos
QAAFI associate professor, Dr Andries Potgieter, said outputs generated from CropVision would be invaluable to better inform farmers in making smarter, data-driven decisions well before sowing their crops.

QAAFI associate professor, Dr Andries Potgieter, said outputs generated from CropVision would be invaluable to better inform farmers in making smarter, data-driven decisions well before sowing their crops. | Credits: QAAFI

AUSTRALIAN grain growers could soon reap the rewards of a new system developed at The University of Queensland (UQ), which reportedly provides accurate crop yield predictions and farm productions risks...

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