The south of the Brazilian Amazon is one of the largest cattle-producing regions in Brazil,
however, most of the pastures are in low fertility soils. Thus, cattle breeders compensate for …

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 …

Applying fertilizers to soil in a site-specific way that maximizes yields and minimizes
environmental damage is an important goal. Developing soil management zones (MZs) is a …

The spatial variation of correlation between Cd accumulation and its impact factors plays an
important role in precise management of Cd contaminated farmland. Samples of topsoils (n …

Fields are the original management zones used in agricultural ecosystems. Uniformity of soil
within management zones (MZ) is crucial for sustainable soil management, long-term …

The main cause of physical degradation in pasture areas is overgrazing, and when
combined with poorly productive soils, it causes the loss of millions of hectares of …

A study for the physicochemical properties was carried out in agricultural soils (n= 489) on
the flat and piedmont areas of Valle del Cauca. The degradation level of different soils (n …

Site| specific management for irrigation purposes remains a great challenge especially
when dealing with mixed cropping systems due to spatial variability of soil properties. This …

This work proposes an approach for establishing coffee management classes mainly
supported by pedological information (soil survey) and land parcels, taking into account …

Deltas face the dual effects of estuary sedimentation and coastal erosion, greatly threatening
to its soil fertility. Based on soil sampling data from July 2019 in the Yellow River Delta, a …