Evaluation of Mathematical Algorithm to Increase the Crop Yielding of Asparagus in an Agricultural Industry of Mexicali Valley, Baja California, México

Abstract

A scientific study was made to evaluate the crop yielding of the asparagus in the Mexicali Valley, as is part of the Mexicali city in the Baja California State, Mexico; being an arid zone, which is located in the northwest of Mexican Republic, and is a border region with the California State of the United States of America (USA), where asparagus is highly coveted in the nutritious diet of the population of these two states (Baja California-Mexico and California-USA). This investigation was made in two steps, being the first action an analysis with the evaluation of three parameters, being the soil pH, water pH utilized in the irrigation of the asparagus crop process and the electrical conductivity of soil and water, as the basic factors of the soil fertilization. In the first step was used utilized the Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) to evaluate as at microscopy level, the quality of soil, where was cropped the asparagus, and with this, obtain an increase of the fertilization action and increase the crop yielding of the asparagus. The second step action was an administrative method as analysis of the logistic process as administrative process to evaluate the supply chain of the harvest process, inspection, cleaning, packaging and distribution of asparagus grown in this agricultural area of our country. Only in the second step, were utilized mathematical algorithms to evaluate at detail these specific actions, obtaining an increase in the productivity and quality levels of this agricultural industry where was made this investigation in 2022.