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1. Soybean Yield Response to Apparent Soil Electrical Conductivity–based Management ZonesManagement zone delineation is a key strategy in precision agriculture, as it enables a better understanding and managing spatial variability in soil attributes and crop yield. Apparent soil electrical conductivity (ECa) has been widely used as an indirect indicator of soil physical and chemical properties and as a basis for defining homogeneous management zones. The objective of this study was to evaluate soybean yield behavior within management zones delineated using soil ECa.The study was conducted... E.L. Bottega, Z.B. Oliveira, D. Queiroz, A. Luiz De Freitas Coelho, G.B. Bernhard |
2. Vegetation Indices Behavior in Soybean Management Zones Based on Apparent Soil Electrical ConductivityUnderstanding the spatial variability of crop development is essential for improving decision-making in precision agriculture. Vegetation indices derived from remote sensing have been widely used to monitor crop growth, biomass accumulation, and spatial heterogeneity within agricultural fields. When combined with management zones, these indices can provide valuable insights into the relationship between soil properties and crop performance. The objective of this study was to evaluate the behavior... E.L. Bottega, Z.B. Oliveira, F.D. Mundstock, M.C. Sausen, G.B. Bernhard |