Sampling intensity and size to evaluate harvest losses in soybean crops
Darlei M. Lambrecht,
Alessandro D. Lúcio,
Thomas N. Martin
et al.
Abstract:Proper sampling of grain losses during harvesting operations, with reliable and efficient sizing of sample, is necessary for an efficient adjustment of the harvester to avoid harvest losses. Thus, the objective of this study was to estimate sampling intensity and sample size for harvest loss evaluations in soybean crops. Sampling was carried out in five locations with soybean crops, evaluating three different harvesters. Harvest losses were measured using square wooden frames (50 × 50 cm), which were arranged … Show more
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