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farm management information system: a standalone construct

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farm managementinformation system1 CONSTRUCTFarm managementFOUNTAS · AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS

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Agricultural systems

software that collects, processes and stores farm data to support planning, operations, documentation and compliance on the farm.

In agricultural systems, farm management information system refers to software that collects, processes and stores farm data to support planning, operations, documentation and compliance on the farm. This meaning comes from Fountas (2015) in Computers and Electronics in Agriculture.[1]

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  1. Fountas, S., Carli, G., Sørensen, C. G., Tsiropoulos, Z., Cavalaris, C., Vatsanidou, A., Liakos, B., Canavari, M., Wiebensohn, J., & Tisserye, B. (2015). Farm management information systems: Current situation and future perspectives. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 115, 40-50. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compag.2015.05.011

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