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APSIM resulted from a need for tools that provided accurate predictions of crop production in relation to climate, genotype, soil and management factor while addressing the long-term resource management issues. These modules include a diverse range of crops, pastures and trees, soil processes including water balance, N and P transformations, soil pH, erosion and a full range of management controls. It contains a suite of modules that enable the simulation of systems for a diverse range of plant, animal, soil, climate and management interactions. The Agricultural Production Systems sIMulator ( APSIM) platform is widely used worldwide for modeling and simulation of agricultural systems. APSIM Platform for Modeling and Simulation of Agricultural Systems: Overview, Examples & Applications By CGIAR Platform for Big Data in Agriculture