See more from this Session: Pedology Research In Support of Soil Survey: II (Includes Graduate Student Competition)
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Hall C, Street Level
Yield monitors and computational tools have improved our capability to assess the impact of soil-landscape and climate variability on grain yield and yield risk. The objective of our study is to generate productivity information for use in soil survey applications and to calibrate a soil productivity index using a large regional database of grain yield maps. Initial findings show that yield variation within soil map-units and between years is large due to changing spatial patterns in yield between wet and dry years. The relationship with a soil productivity index also changes year to year. This strategy used in this research can provide more up-to-date assessment of productivity potential and productivity risk for soil survey products.
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