Increasing pressure for food security and sustainability as well as a need to halt
environmental degradation has focused attention on increasing the efficient use of farm …

Conventional farming has led to extensive use of chemicals and, in turn, to negative
environmental impacts such as soil erosion, groundwater pollution and atmosphere …

Precision agricultural technologies (PATs) allow more detailed management of in-field
variability. Policy and advisory communities have championed PATs as a route to preserving …

Context: The domain of rural areas, including rural communities, agriculture, and forestry, is
going through a process of deep digital transformation. Digitalisation can have positive …

Precision agriculture is a management concept, which relies on intensive data collection
and data processing for guiding targeted actions that improve the efficiency, productivity …

Influencing incentives for precision agricultural technologies within European arable farming
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It is of critical importance to understand the relationships between crop yield, soil properties
and topographic characteristics for agricultural management. This study's objective was to …

Variable rate application of fertiliser (VR) is a practice underpinning a profitable grains
industry in Australia. We updated the extent of VR adoption through a national survey (n= 1 …

Spatial heterogeneity of crop growth within fields is rarely quantified but essential for
estimating yield and optimizing crop management. Relationships in fields between crop …

Controlled traffic farming (CTF) uses a range of technologies to confine traffic-induced
compaction to permanently defined tramlines within a farm's cropping area. CTF …