Applications of computer vision in agriculture have significant potential for improving the precision and efficiency of several field operations, such as weed control. Cultivation is commonly employed for non-chemical weed control by organic farmers or as a supplementary control method for herbicide-resistant weeds. Cultivation requires precise hitch steering systems in order to compensate for the independent motion of the implement. Conventional systems utilize mechanical guiding rods for row detection, but guiding rods are contact sensors and perform poorly during the earliest stages of crop growth when cultivation is often critical. Modern systems based on real-time kinematic global navigation satellite systems (RTK-GNSS) have been devel...