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Description: The intelligent agricultural decision support and management/operating systems of the near future will require very flexible architectures in order to support the high levels of functionality and effectiveness which are prerequisite to their adoption by the farming community. The number and diversity of the tasks that such systems must embrace is discussed. The implementation of these tasks will require open, non restrictive data/knowledge bases capable of expressing all possible relationships between farm entities and events. The authors assess the type and contents of the data structures required to build intelligent computer-aided farming systems and propose a conceptual data model to support the development of such systems. Their conclusions and proposals are based on a 4-yr effort at designing, implementing and using a general farm record keeping system.

Keywords: a microcomputer-based farm management/operating system
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Citation: Gauthier, L. and R. Kok 1988. A MICROCOMPUTER-BASED FARM MANAGEMENT/OPERATING SYSTEM. Canadian Agricultural Engineering 30(1):69-76.
Volume: 30
Issue: 1
Pages 69 - 76
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Date: 1988
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