Agricultural Engineering Abstracts is a fully searchable abstracts database of internationally published research on agricultural engineering, from properties of soil, crops and materials to soil and crop management, storage of processed products and treatment of the wastes produced, and alternative energy sources.

Each week Agricultural Engineering Abstracts delivers all the new highly-targeted, searchable summaries covering key English and non-English language journal articles, reports, conferences and books about topics in agricultural engineering.

Derived from CAB Abstracts and created and indexed by subject specialists, the database provides access to these abstracts using comprehensive indexing and classification codes.

Agricultural Engineering Abstracts includes a fully searchable backfile to 1978. With over 250,000 research summaries and 15,000 records added to the database each year, Agricultural Engineering Abstracts brings a wealth of current and seminal research in agricultural engineering to your fingertips!

Agricultural Engineering Abstracts updated weekly online, it is also available in print, delivered bi-monthly.

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• • – building construction and materials
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    • • • • – crop handling and transport

      – crop harvesting and threshing

    • • • – land improvement

        – livestock buildings and equipment

      • • – mechanical Power
        • • – precision agriculture, models, instruments
          • – preharvest technology
          • • – postharvest technology

            – protected cultivation

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