Soil electrical conductivity and topography related to yield for three contrasting soil-crop systems

By Newell R. Kitchen, S. Drummond, E. Lund, Kenneth A. Sudduth, G. Buchleiter. 2003

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering

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1. J. Fridgen
2. Kenneth A. Sudduth
3. Newell R. Kitchen
4. S. Drummond
5. W. Wiebold
6. C. Fraisse

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• Apparent soil electrical conductivity: applications for designing and evaluating field-scale experiments (2005, unknown): “( Kitchen et al., 1999, 2003; Johnson et al., 2003a; Veris Technologies, 2004).”
• Management Zone Analyst (MZA) (2004, background): “(cid:11) [6] (Field 1 and Field 2, respectively), kriged, and then The values of NCE will be similar to those of H when gridded to a common 10-m cell as described for the c is relatively small compared with n [i.e., ( c / n ) ap-Missouri field in Kitchen et al. (2003).”