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History And Theory Of Near-Infrared Spectroscopic Analysis (Nirs), Arnold J. Eilert
History And Theory Of Near-Infrared Spectroscopic Analysis (Nirs), Arnold J. Eilert
IGC Proceedings (1997-2023)
The use of near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) as an analytical technique has evolved greatly since it was first demonstrated to be a viable method of obtaining molecular compositional information from the “scanning” of a sample. Potential applications of the technology envisioned by early pioneers in the field have been realized or exceeded time after time, and it has now become a very broadly applied means of instrumental analysis. It is worth recalling the historical progression of the technology and the fact that the earliest applications were developed to meet the challenges of agricultural product analysis. In particular, forage analysis is …
Safe - A Tool For Assessing The Sustainability Of Agricultural Systems: An Illustration, X. Sauvenier, C. Bielders, M. Hermy, E. Mathijs, B. Muys, J. Valckx, N. Van Cauwenbergh, M. Vanclooster, E. Wauters, A. Peeters
Safe - A Tool For Assessing The Sustainability Of Agricultural Systems: An Illustration, X. Sauvenier, C. Bielders, M. Hermy, E. Mathijs, B. Muys, J. Valckx, N. Van Cauwenbergh, M. Vanclooster, E. Wauters, A. Peeters
IGC Proceedings (1997-2023)
SAFE (Framework for Assessing Sustainability levels) is a tool for evaluating the sustainability of agricultural systems and uses a hierarchical framework populated with indicators objectively selected by multicriteria evaluation. Indicators are measured at field, farm and landscape scales and progressively integrated into a global sustainability index (SI). SAFE is illustrated below with results on a field scale from a farm site.
Energetic Potential Of Co‐Fermented Substrate Of Plant And Animal Biomass, Lubomir Gonda
Energetic Potential Of Co‐Fermented Substrate Of Plant And Animal Biomass, Lubomir Gonda
IGC Proceedings (1997-2023)
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