Sensing technologies for characterizing and monitoring soil functions: A review
Soils perform multiple functions that contribute to human survival and well-being. However,
we often focus on soil to produce food and fiber and unsustainable management has …
we often focus on soil to produce food and fiber and unsustainable management has …
Dynamic modeling of crop–soil systems to design monitoring and automatic irrigation processes: A review with worked examples
The smart use of water is a key factor in increasing food production. Over the years, irrigation
has relied on historical data and traditional management policies. Control techniques have …
has relied on historical data and traditional management policies. Control techniques have …
[HTML][HTML] Digital soil mapping of key secondary soil properties using pedotransfer functions and Indian legacy soil data
Water and nutrient holding capacities are primarily controlled by the secondary soil
parameters of water retention characteristics and cation exchange capacities (CEC) …
parameters of water retention characteristics and cation exchange capacities (CEC) …
Using spectral indices and terrain attribute datasets and their combination in the prediction of cadmium content in agricultural soil
The continuous demand placed on farmland to yield optimal harvest is dependent on the
continuous application of agrochemicals and fertilizers to increase soil fertility and manage …
continuous application of agrochemicals and fertilizers to increase soil fertility and manage …
Proximal and remote sensor data fusion for 3D imaging of infertile and acidic soil
Soil cation exchange capacity (CEC) and pH affect the condition of soil. To improve soil
capability in sugarcane growing areas, Sugar Research Australia introduced the Six-Easy …
capability in sugarcane growing areas, Sugar Research Australia introduced the Six-Easy …
Climate change effect on water use efficiency under selected soil and water conservation practices in the ruzizi catchment, Eastern DR Congo
EM Bagula, JGM Majaliwa, GN Mushagalusa… - Land, 2022 - mdpi.com
Concerns have been raised on the effectiveness and sustainability of Soil and Water
Conservation (SWC) practices as adaptation options to climate change and high intra–and …
Conservation (SWC) practices as adaptation options to climate change and high intra–and …
Unravelling drivers of field-scale digital mapping of topsoil organic carbon and its implications for nitrogen practices
Nitrogen (N) is essential for sugarcane growth, with one source mineralisation of soil organic
carbon (SOC,%). To assist farmers determine suitable N fertiliser rates, the Six-Easy-Steps …
carbon (SOC,%). To assist farmers determine suitable N fertiliser rates, the Six-Easy-Steps …
Relevance of NDVI, soil apparent electrical conductivity and topography for variable rate irrigation zoning in an olive grove
K Vanderlinden, G Martínez, M Ramos, L Mateos - Precision Agriculture, 2024 - Springer
Olive groves, often characterized by complex topography and highly variable soils, present
challenges for delineating irrigation management zones (MZs). This study addresses this …
challenges for delineating irrigation management zones (MZs). This study addresses this …
[HTML][HTML] In search of pragmatic soil moisture mapping at the field scale: a review
P Weir, P Dahlhaus - Smart Agricultural Technology, 2023 - Elsevier
Soil moisture is a major limiting factor in most dryland agricultural production systems
around the globe. In dryland agriculture the amount of water available to grow a crop is …
around the globe. In dryland agriculture the amount of water available to grow a crop is …
3D characterization of crop water use and the rooting system in field agronomic research
Most field crop phenotyping research has focused on the above-ground parts of crops,
ignoring a “hidden half”: the rooting system and its activity. Here we propose and test a new …
ignoring a “hidden half”: the rooting system and its activity. Here we propose and test a new …