Definition of management zones is the delimitation of sub-areas with similar topographic,
soil and crop characteristics within a field. Among the many variables that can be used for …

Management zones (MZs) are a viable economic alternative to variable-rate application
(VRA) based on prescription maps; however, unlike the latter, MZs can employ conventional …

In precision agriculture, soil and plant variables are usually presented through thematic
maps. The development of these maps is related to data collection, analysis, and …

The use of management zones (MZs) is an approach to precision agriculture that considers
spatially contiguous subregions of the field, within which effects on the crop due to …

Currently, Brazil is one of the world's largest grain producers and exporters. Agriculture has
already entered its 4.0 version (2017), also known as digital agriculture, when the industry …

The adoption of precision agriculture has the potential to increase the environmental
sustainability of cropping systems as well as farmers' income. Farmers in transition to …

The objective of this work was to develop and provide a free web application able to
generate thematic maps. The initiative aims to incorporate the functionalities of the “Software …

Agricultural management zones (MZs) are economic and environmentally friendly
alternatives for the precision agriculture. However, several analyzes and procedures are …

The present study aimed to assess the efficiency of sowing at variable rates for soybean
cultivation in two management zones (MZs) which were defined based on stable attributes …

In the spatial variability management of¿ elds, the approach based on management zones
(MZs) divides the area into sub-regions, which have spatially homogeneous topography and …