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Precision agriculture applied to soybean: Part III - Spatial and temporal variability of yield
2017
Australian Journal of Crop Science
The Brazilian Savannah is an important production center of grains despite the presence of low fertility soils. In this agricultural scenario, the delineation of management zones for the application of lime and fertilizer seems to be promising for a high potential for success and may result in the reduction in production cost with an increase in the yield. The objective of this work was to evaluate the spatial and temporal variations in soybean yield in the Brazilian Savannah involving the
doi:10.21475/ajcs.17.11.07.pne383
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