Crop protection seldom takes into account soil heterogeneity at the field scale. Yet, variable
site characteristics affect the incidence of pests as well as the efficacy and fate of pesticides …

Biodiversity studies that guide agricultural subsidy policy have generally compared farming
systems at a single spatial scale: the field. However, diversity patterns vary across spatial …

Understanding how weeds spread in fields has been a central theme in the agricultural
literature for the past three decades, including topics such as weed management and weed …

Patterns of plant diversity are often related to local site conditions and to competitive
interactions, but landscape context may also be important for local plant species richness …

Data was used from 1691 field trials testing herbicides to explore large-scale patterns in
yield loss in cereals due to weeds in Sweden. More specifically, we evaluated the relative …

Factors determining changes in species composition of arable field weed vegetation in the
northeastern part of the Czech Republic were studied. Gradsect sampling, ie a priori …

Soils of the lowland tropics in the central Brazilian Amazon are generally highly leached,
acidic and nutrient‐poor. Charcoal, combined with other soil amendments, might improve …

The spatial distribution and density of different weed species were monitored during a long-
term survey over a period of 9 years on a 5.8 ha arable field and related to soil properties …

For the prevention of hilly soils from erosion, a smart selection of crop rotations is very
important. The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of different …

Site specific management rationalizes farm inputs and mitigate environmental impacts.
Traditionally, low resolution satellite imagery and soil maps are employed for site specific …