System for the application of pesticides

Data processing: generic control systems or specific application – Specific application – apparatus or process – Mechanical control system

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C239S156000, C701S050000, C111S007200

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06907319

ABSTRACT:
A system for the variable rate application of pesticides is provides, comprising a) a vehicle capable of traversing an agricultural production area; b) at least one sensor for attachment to said vehicle for direct sensing plant and/or condition data on said agricultural production area, said sensor being capable of transmitting said directly sensed data to computing means; c) computing means for processing the data output of said sensor; d) at least one tank mounted on or attached to said vehicle carrying pesticidal formulations; e) pesticide delivery means mounted on or attached to said vehicle capable of receiving delivery instructions from said computing means and of delivering pesticides from said tank in compliance with said instructions; characterized in that f) said computing means is capable of reading and processing data from a computer-readable medium having stored thereon a plurality of data, said plurality of data including data relating to the functional relationship between the amounts of individual pesticides and the biological effects achievable with said amounts on the plants or their environment, optionally under consideration of the soil conditions and climatic conditions.

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