Claim · model-written summary
Energy consumption was 481.71 MJ/ha.
- Taxon
- wheat
Triticum aestivume1 - Outcome
- energy consumptione0
- Value
- 481.71 MJ/hae0
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Verbatim
e0“energy consumption were found to be 0.052 ha/hr, 85.99%, 0.41 l/hr, 276.78 ha/hp, and 481.71 MJ/ha, respectively”
e1“in wheat crop”
Title
Performance Evaluation of Engine-Operated Weeding Machine
Degefa Woyessa Journal of Innovative Research 2023. doi:10.54536/jir.v1i3.1544
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Method / resource The weeder performed optimally at 15.25 percent soil moisture, 0 to 40 mm depth and 1.5 km/hr.
- Method / resource Maximum weeding efficiency was 90.1 percent.
- Method / resource Plant damage was 3.31 percent.
- Method / resource Effective field capacity was 0.052 ha/hr.
- Method / resource Field efficiency was 85.99%.
- Method / resource Fuel consumption was 0.41 l/hr.
- Method / resource Performance index was 276.78 ha/hp.
- Association Forward speed, depth and soil moisture significantly affected weeding efficiency, plant damage and effective field capacity.
- Association Forward speed, depth and soil moisture significantly affected fuel consumption.
- Method / resource Engine-operated weeding cost 758 ETB/ha versus 1920 ETB/ha for traditional weeding.
- Recommendation The authors consider the weeder efficient, effective and economically viable for small and medium scale farmers.