UAV Multispectral Imaging Potential to Monitor and Predict Agronomic Characteristics of Different Forage Associations
The capability of UAVs imagery to monitor and predict the evolution of several forage associations was assessed during the whole growing cycle of 2019–20. For this purpose, eight different forage associations grown in triplicate were used: vetch-barley-triticale (VBT), vetch-triticale (VT), vetch-ry...
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