Agric Machinery Operation

Welcome to the Agricultural Machinery operation Systems. Agricultural machinery represents one of the largest costs associated with growing crops.
This system was established as a source of information regarding the efficient use of agricultural machinery.It contains resources from the Agricultural Engineering as
well as educational material.
The processes executed by the developed system include soil workability and drying off, allocation and scheduling of field operations (e.g., determination of field operations,
task time and power requirements), costing (for machines and labour) and reporting.
These processes help the decision maker in the planning and operation of a farm fleet by deciding the size of farm power needed for timely execution of the planned field operations;
the processes are based on estimating the workdays and dry off available for the field work size with respect to the constraints of prevailing climate, soil, crop type and mechanized operation and available labour. To address these planning problems, the process phase of the simulation
model simulates in detail the in-field machine activities during the operation and execution phase.In particular, the model was made to decide which field each machine should work on,
in what series, the required period of time, and the total costs of the process for an optimized machinery schedule.