Analysis of external drivers for farm management and their influences on farm management information systems

K. Charvat; P. Gnip

Analysis of external drivers for farm management and their influences on farm management information systems

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K. Charvat

K. Charvat Wirelessinfo, 784 01 Litovel, Czech Republic; charvat@wirelssinfo.cz; nip@wirelessinfo.cz

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P. Gnip

P. Gnip Wirelessinfo, 784 01 Litovel, Czech Republic; charvat@wirelssinfo.cz; nip@wirelessinfo.cz

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Pages:: 915–918

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789086866649_110

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Abstract

In order to build a vision for future knowledge management in arable farming, examples of existing knowledge management systems as well as drivers, which could have future influence on the fanning sector were analysed. The objective of knowledge management is to help farmers to be competitive on the market in the sense of required products, quality and amount, to be to able react on changes on the market, changes in subsidies systems, and requirements about environment protection, but also to be able to react, for example on cost increase of inputs or on climatically changes. It is also important to protect soil, as main mean of farming production, for long term sustainability of the farm. Within the Future Farm project a trans-European investigation has led to the definition of key objectives needed to realise this vision of a new concept of farming knowledge management, respecting changing conditions and demands.

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Precision agriculture '09

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Publisher:: Wageningen Academic

Print Publication Date:: 01 Jan 2009

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