Electromagnetic induction (EMI) has been used to characterize the spatial variability of soil
properties since the late 1970s. Initially used to assess soil salinity, the use of EMI in soil …

Variable‐rate technology (VRT) has been developed to variably apply crop inputs to
manage in‐field variability. Although growers have begun to adopt VRT, its profitability is …

Apparent soil electrical conductivity (EC a) has shown promise as a soil survey tool in the
Midwestern United States, with a share of this interest coming from the precision agriculture …

Conservation practices used on agricultural cropland can provide important ecosystem
services. The United States relies largely on voluntary programs to incentivize adoption of …

With continued population growth and increasing demands on water resources, precision
conservation will have an increasing role during this new millennium. It has been reported …

Abstract A Life Cycle Assessment was conducted on 55 dairy farms located in Northern Italy
to investigate the effect of dairy farming performance on the environmental impact of milk …

One of the major problems confronted in precision agriculture is uncertainty about how
exactly would yield in a certain area respond to decreased application of certain nutrients …

Soil electrical conductivity (EC a) measured by electromagnetic induction (EM) using the EM-
38 has shown promise as a soil survey tool. Soil temperature influences EC a readings, and …

Specialised dairy farms are challenged to be competitive and yet respect environmental
constrains. A tighter integration of crop** and livestock systems, both in terms of feed and …

Nitrogen (N) management strategies that utilize soil‐based information and various cultural
practice options to optimize crop productivity have been used by producers for many years …