Mapping and monitoring soil spatial variability is particularly problematic for temporally and
spatially dynamic properties such as soil salinity. The tools necessary to address this classic …

Soil properties show a high spatio-temporal variability, affecting productivity and crop quality
within a given field. In new vineyard plantations, with changes in the initial topographic …

Usually, soils utilised for livestock production have similar high spatial variability as those for
agricultural or forest use. As a consequence, it is necessary to determine the spatial patterns …

The production of high-quality wines is one of the primary goals of modern oenology. In this
regard, it is known that the potential quality of a wine begins to be determined in the …

Soil organic matter (SOM) is a key indicator of soil quality although, usually, detailed data for
a given area is difficult to obtain at low cost. This study was conducted to evaluate the …

In Spain, livestock farming is a significant activity area that generates substantial revenues
and essential jobs. However, the actual impact that this intensive activity might have on the …

Precision agriculture (PA) intends to validate technological tools that capture soil and crop
spatial variability, which constitute the basis for the establishment of differentiated …

Soils occupied by dryland pastures usually have low fertility but can exhibit a high spatial
variability. Consequently, logical application of fertilisers should be based on an appropriate …

The intensification of agriculture has greatly enhanced crop productivity, but also its potential
environmental impact. Nutrient recycling and an increase in resource use efficiency are the …

Mapping of the apparent soil electrical conductivity (ECa) can be used to estimate the
variability of forage yield within a plot. However, forage production can vary according to the …