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- Characterization of equilibrium hull and kernel peanut moisture contents and peanut moisture prediction as a function of measured conductance
K. R. Kirk and B. B. Fogle. 2016. ASABE Paper No. 16-2375420. St. Joseph, MI: ASABE. Although several studies have demonstrated technologies suitable for non-destructive peanut moisture sensing, there are no commercially available in-shell moisture sensors for peanut. Development and commercialization of peanut moisture sensors has been slower than for grain crops, likely due to the comparatively smaller market size and due to the added challenges of sensing the kernel moisture content through the hull. ...
Read More - Testing of handheld grain moisture meters on shelled and whole pod peanuts
J. B. Fravel, K. R. Kirk, J. P. Koch, A. C. Warner, H. F. Massey, and A. M. Coleman. 2015. ASABE Paper No. 152190017. St. Joseph, Mich.: ASABE. ...There are no commercially available technologies that provide accurate means of measuring moisture content of whole pod peanuts. In this study, two hand held grain moisture meters were evaluated for use in determination of shelled and whole pod peanut moisture content. ...
Read More - Teaching precision agriculture technology with modified diesel golf cart
H. F. Massey, K. R. Kirk. (2013). ASABE Paper No. 131620550. St. Joseph, Mich.: ASABE. A four passenger electric golf cart was donated to the Clemson University Agricultural Mechanization and Business (AGM) program. Creative Inquiry (an undergraduate research program) and senior capstone students replaced the existing electric drive golf cart by designing and building a powertrain utilizing a diesel engine with a hydrostatic transmission. The golf cart is capable of carrying four people safely, and can be used to demonstrate agricultural power and machinery principles in addition to precision agriculture technologies. ...
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News and Media
- High-tech grain bins may hold big value
S. Miller (2015). The Clemson Newsstand. April 9, 2015. Clemson, S.C.: Clemson University. From the other side of the world, Clemson University’s Kendall Kirk can activate a fan on his grain bin in Blackville that could prevent thousands of dollars in lost crop value. ...
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Presentations
- Hay quality as related to storage and precision nitrogen
K. R. Kirk. 2018. Presented at the 2018 Edisto REC Hay Clinic. September 20, 2018. Blackville, SC. ...
Read More - Grain bin monitoring and automation
K. R. Kirk, D. R. Ulmer, and R. Hallman. (2015). Presented at the 2015 AGrowStar Meeting. February 2, 2015. Conway, SC. ...
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