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The object modeling system

David et al., 2016

Document ID
10483655557191949578
Author
David O
Markstrom S
Rojas K
Ahuja L
Schneider I
Publication year
Publication venue
Agricultural system models in field research and technology transfer

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The problems facing both users and developers of natural resource models are becoming much more complex. Understanding human management issues such as farming practices, erosion control, pesticide and fertilizer application, reservoir management and habitat …
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