Abstract Site Specific Management Zones (SSMZ) is a key link in precision agriculture to
realize the timing, fixed point, quantitative, and fixed formula input of water and fertilizers and …

Traditional farmland management approaches treat farmland as a homogeneous unit,
leading to uneven distribution and waste of resources, which is contrary to precision …

Different methods of management zone (MZ) delineation have been established over the
past 2 decades based on approaches, which have been largely constrained by the available …

Currently, efficient and cost-efficient methods are needed to manage fields in order to
maximize economic return, minimize environmental impact, and improve soil and crop site …

Dividing fields into a few relatively homogeneous management zones (MZs) is a practical
and costeffective approach to precision agriculture. There are three basic approaches to MZ …

Over fertilization has resulted in serious soil compaction and acidification, as well as
nonpoint pollution. A strategy for variable fertilization according to Site-Specific Management …

Delineation of site-specific nutrient management zones (MZ) provides a basis for practical
and cost-effective management of spatial soil fertility in precision agriculture. Therefore, the …

Soil is characterized by high spatiotemporal variability due to the combined influence of
internal and external factors. The most efficient approach for addressing spatial variability is …

The variability in soil properties and crop yield can be overcome by adoption of smart
farming practices through interpolation and mapping of spatial variability patterns …

SPOT6/7 images of bared soil and mid-season soybean were used to propose a new
methodology for site-specific management zone (SSMZ) delineation in the Black soil …