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yield monitor

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yield monitor [′yēld ‚man·əd·ər]
(agriculture)
An instrument used in precision agriculture to measure either the volume or the mass of the harvested portion of a crop using a variety of engineering principles, including light interception, radiation absorption, measurement of impact force, and directly weighing the crop.
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