Online Agricuture System

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    Online agriculture system

    Abstract:

    The factors, which determine the availability of agricultural products at the local level(farm, village), are environmental conditions and management. The environmentincludes biophysical factors (climate, soil, pests, land available), while managementencompasses the decisions taken by farmers themselves. Management decisions aredetermined by the knowledge of the interactions between the environment, thecharacteristics of crops and animals, technology, economic factors and the institutionalcontext (including customs, government rules, etc). By definition, economic factors playa relatively minor role for subsistence farmers. Among the listed factors, weatherremains the largest source of variability of farm outputs, directly and indirectly (pests).Depending on the level of development, roughly 20 to 80% of the inter-annual variabilityof yields stems for the variability of weather. Losses due to pests, diseases and weeds

    are normally around 15% (Oerke et al., 1994). Post-harvest losses are also of the sameorder of magnitude. Extreme agrometeorological events are factors, which often are atthe same time rare (low statistical frequency) and characterised by high intensities.They include for instance large pest outbreaks, fire, torrential rains, tropical cyclonesetc. They can provoke massive destruction of infrastructure, crops, livestock, fishinggear, etc. and the loss of human life (Gommes, 1999a, 1999c). Extreme events are notdealt with in this paper for methodological reasons and because far more losses areassociated with the chronic and inconspicuous effects of climate variability, likedroughts, local pest attacks, biodegradation of agricultural materials, hail etc. In spite oftheir variability, rainfall, sunshine etc. constitute basic environmental resources.

    Agrometeorology has the threefold objective of studying the agroclimatic resources, to

    assess their impact (positive and negative) on agriculture, and to use the knowledge toimprove yields.

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    Speed - 1.1 GHz

    RAM - 256 MB(min)

    Hard Disk - 20 GB

    Floppy Drive - 1.44 MB

    Key Board - Standard Windows Keyboard

    Mouse - Two or Three Button Mouse

    Monitor - SVGA

    S/W System Configuration:-

    Operating System :Windows95/98/2000/XP

    Application Server : Tomcat5.0/6.X

    Front End : HTML, Java, Jsp

    Scripts : JavaScript.

    Server side Script : Java Server Pages.

    Database Connectivity : Mysql