Maize: a decision support system for management of field corn

Paul Heinz Heinemann; Dennis D. Calvin; J. Ayers; J. M. Carson; William Curran; V. Eby; R. L. Hartzler; J. G.W. Kelley; J. McClure; Gregory Wayne Roth; J. Tollefson

Maize: a decision support system for management of field corn

Paul Heinz Heinemann, Dennis D. Calvin, J. Ayers, J. M. Carson, William Curran, V. Eby, R. L. Hartzler, J. G.W. Kelley, J. McClure, Gregory Wayne Roth, J. Tollefson

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A decision support system was developed to assist county agents, consultants, and farmers with the management of field corn (maize). The program includes production and post-harvest recommendations. Management recommendations in the production season section are primarily based on several experts' experience and knowledge. A combination of knowledge-based approaches and numerical optimization techniques are used in the post-harvest section for identifying and evaluating potential storage sites, stored grain insect diagnosis and control, and optimal bin number and size for high- and low-temperature grain drying. The program is currently being used in the field by crop management association technicians and extension personnel who assist farmers with management decisions.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	407-414
Number of pages	8
Journal	Applied Engineering in Agriculture
Volume	8
Issue number	3
State	Published - May 1 1992

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