Precision agriculture¶
Precision agriculture is a management approach that combines spatial/temporal data (soils, yields, imagery, machinery telemetry) with decision support to tune inputs and operations field-by-field or plant-by-plant—often associated with GPS/GNSS, variable-rate equipment, and increasingly with in-field wireless sensors.
Grounded sources
source-notes/precision-agriculture-wikipedia.mdsource-notes/precision-agriculture-soil-mapping-msu.md— Web Soil Survey, SSURGO, management zones (MSU/CANR capture).source-notes/soil-crop-sensing-cropwatch-unl.md— On-the-go soil sensors vs map-based prescriptions (UNL CropWatch).source-notes/mdpi-agriculture-13091777-soil-ml-smart-farming-pdf.md— ML-oriented soil analysis (MDPI Agriculture 2023 PDF).source-notes/asa-publication-p1792-remote-ground-sensors-soil-pdf.md— Remote and on-the-go soil mapping (ASA/CSSA/SSSA P1792 PDF).source-notes/precision-agriculture-s11119-025-10274-w-pdf.md— Proximal sensors + crop model yield maps (Precision Agriculture 2025 PDF).
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