Performance Evaluation of a Single-Row Automatic Potato Planter
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https://doi.org/10.48047/0t3prs57Keywords:
planter, cultivation, operational efficiency, potatoAbstract
Potato cultivation plays a crucial role in global agriculture, and efficient planting methods are essential for ensuring optimal yields. This paper presents a comprehensive performance evaluation of a singlerow automatic potato planter. The study assesses various aspects of the planter's performance, including planting accuracy, planting depth consistency, and operational efficiency. The results demonstrate the planter's effectiveness in terms of accurate and consistent planting, highlighting its potential to enhance potato cultivation practices.
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