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Rayo Álvarez, D

Rosa, S.C

Radhakrishnan, A

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Subramoni, H

Murumkar, A

Ard, K

Shearer, S.A

Radhakrishnan, A

Fulton, J.P

Mundada, K

Zandonadi, R

Rosa, S.C

Valente , D.S

Ferreira dos Santos, D

Rosa, S.C

Zandonadi, R

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Digital Solutions for Soil Health, Water Quality, and Conservation Practices

Site-Specific Nutrient, Lime and Seed Management

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Poster

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2026

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1. Probfuse Dashboard: Uncertainty-aware Geospatial Fusion For Climate-smart Conservation Recommendations In The Maumee River Basin Nutrient losses from tile-drained row crops in the Maumee River Basin remain a primary driver of harmful algal blooms in western Lake Erie, despite expanding conservation programs and cost-share incentives like the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). Existing tools rely on static look-up tables or county averages, lacking probabilistic fusion of multi-source data or uncertainty estimates. This hinders field staff and producers from integrating soils, climate and program rules under... H. Subramoni, A. Murumkar, K. Ard, S.A. Shearer, A. Radhakrishnan, J.P. Fulton, K. Mundada
2. Evaluation of DC-based Equipment for Apparent Soil Electrical Conductivity Measurement Apparent soil electrical conductivity (ECa) is a soil parameter used for precision agriculture applications where knowledge of the spatial variability of soil attributes is an important aspect to know. Researchers have concluded that ECa is powerful for spatial heterogeneity characterization of several physicochemical properties, identifying edaphic and anthropogenic factors that may influence crop yield, and provides a viable approach for delineating areas that behave similarly with respect... R. Zandonadi, S.C. Rosa, D.S. Valente Download paper
3. As-applied Maps of Planter Performance During Corn Planting – How the Numbers Looks Like After Plant Emergence High-quality planting operations are important for high yield crops. Poor distribution compromises emergence and plant development, thus affecting crop productivity. Therefore, uniformity of seed distribution in the soil, with adequate depth and spacing, is essential for high yield. Moreover, embedded electronics on modern planters allow data collection from sensors that provide information regarding planter performance such as measurements of seed spacing quality (doubles, skips, singularity... D. Ferreira Dos Santos, S.C. Rosa, R. Zandonadi Download paper

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1. Probfuse Dashboard: Uncertainty-aware Geospatial Fusion For Climate-smart Conservation Recommendations In The Maumee River Basin

Nutrient losses from tile-drained row crops in the Maumee River Basin remain a primary driver of harmful algal blooms in western Lake Erie, despite expanding conservation programs and cost-share incentives like the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). Existing tools rely on static look-up tables or county averages, lacking probabilistic fusion of multi-source data or uncertainty estimates. This hinders field staff and producers from integrating soils, climate and program rules under... H. Subramoni, A. Murumkar, K. Ard, S.A. Shearer, A. Radhakrishnan, J.P. Fulton, K. Mundada

2. Evaluation of DC-based Equipment for Apparent Soil Electrical Conductivity Measurement

Apparent soil electrical conductivity (ECa) is a soil parameter used for precision agriculture applications where knowledge of the spatial variability of soil attributes is an important aspect to know. Researchers have concluded that ECa is powerful for spatial heterogeneity characterization of several physicochemical properties, identifying edaphic and anthropogenic factors that may influence crop yield, and provides a viable approach for delineating areas that behave similarly with respect... R. Zandonadi, S.C. Rosa, D.S. Valente

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3. As-applied Maps of Planter Performance During Corn Planting – How the Numbers Looks Like After Plant Emergence

High-quality planting operations are important for high yield crops. Poor distribution compromises emergence and plant development, thus affecting crop productivity. Therefore, uniformity of seed distribution in the soil, with adequate depth and spacing, is essential for high yield. Moreover, embedded electronics on modern planters allow data collection from sensors that provide information regarding planter performance such as measurements of seed spacing quality (doubles, skips, singularity... D. Ferreira Dos Santos, S.C. Rosa, R. Zandonadi

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