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Agricultural meteorology (applied)

Prediction of reference evaporation and transpiration using the Penman Mantis method of FAO 56

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Prediction of reference evaporation and transpiration using the Penman Mantis method of FAO 56

Prediction of evaporation and potential by Penman method

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Prediction of evaporation and potential by Penman method

Prediction of total reference evaporation and transpiration using the Penman Mantis method of FAO56 during the period

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Prediction of total reference evaporation and transpiration using the Penman Mantis method of FAO56 during the period

The total number of growth days during the period

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The total number of growth days during the period

Predicting total degree days of growth up to

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Predicting total degree days of growth up to

Forecast of the number of days with temperature above 25 Celsius during a 5-day period

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Forecast of the number of days with temperature above 25 Celsius during a 5-day period

The number of days with temperatures below zero during the 5-day forecast period

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The number of days with temperatures below zero during the 5-day forecast period

Soil moisture from zero to 10 cm above the ground (today)

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Soil moisture from zero to 10 cm above the ground (today)

Soil moisture from zero to 10 cm above the ground (tomorrow)

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Soil moisture from zero to 10 cm above the ground (tomorrow)

Soil moisture from zero to 10 cm above the ground (the day after tomorrow)

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Soil moisture from zero to 10 cm above the ground (the day after tomorrow)

Prediction of precipitation difference with evaporation and transpiration

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Prediction of precipitation difference with evaporation and transpiration