Site -specific manure application is a promising approach to optimise manure use by accounting for spatial variability of soil nutrients within the field. Traditionally, variable -rate management can be achieved by the map -based approach and the sensor -based approach, which account for the soil or manure characteristics, respectively. In this wor...
Manure is used as a source of nutrients and organic matter for agricultural lands, but its unbalanced use has unfortunately made nitrogen (N) and phosphorous (P) leakage to the environment quite common in Western Europe. One way to optimize the use of manure is variable rate (VR) application, wherein within field spatial variability of soil nutrien...
Although the variable-rate manure application (VRMA) offers a promising solution to overcome the shortcomings of the conventional uniform-rate (UR) application, effectively incorporating this technique into precision agriculture solutions presents a substantial challenge. This study entailed developing a quantitative analysis tool to calculate manu...
