State-space description of field heterogeneity: Water and nitrogen use in cotton

Soil Science Society of America Journal

Volumn 66, Issue 2, 2002, Pages 585-595

  Li, Hong ^a,b,c   Lascano, Robert J ^a   Booker, Jill ^a   Ted Wilson, L ^a   Bronson, Kevin F ^a   Segarra, Eduardo ^c  

^a TEXAS A AND M UNIVERSITY   (United States)

^b NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

^c TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EVAPOTRANSPIRATION; FERTILIZERS; IRRIGATION; NITROGEN; WATER;

SOIL TEXTURES;

COTTON;

COTTON; CROP YIELD; HETEROGENEITY; NUTRIENT USE; SOIL TEXTURE; TOPOGRAPHY; WATER USE;

TEXAS; UNITED STATES;

GOSSYPIUM; GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM;

AGRICULTURE; COTTON INDUSTRY; FERTILIZER; LINT;

EID: 0036121490     PISSN: 03615995     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.2136/sssaj2002.5850     Document Type: Article

References (39)

1. Cotton irrigation management with LEPA systems
2. Nitrogen response in cotton as affected by tillage system and irrigation level
3. Regression models for estimating soil properties by landscape position
4. Assessing spatial variability in an agricultural experiment station field: Opportunities arising from spatial dependence
5. Particle-size Analysis
6. Topographic effects on spring wheat yields and water use
7. Nitrogen and potassium fertilization of cotton on Atlantic Coast Flatwoods soils
8. Spatial patterns of carbon and texture on drumlins in northeastern Wisconsin
9. Correlation of corn and soybean yield with topography and soil properties
10. A general system to measure and to calculate daily crop water use
11. Spatial variability of evaporation along two transects of a bare soil
12. Precision farming to improve water use
13. Cotton lint yield variability in a heterogeneous soil at a landscape scale
14. Using a topographic factor to explain soil variability and crop development in the landscape
15. Multispectral reflectance of cotton related to plant growth, soil water, texture, and topography variability
16. Low energy precision application (LEPA) irrigation system
17. Distribution of residual nitrate-nitrogen in long-term fertilization studies of an alfisol cropped to cotton
18. Subsoil characteristics and landscape position affects productivity of reconstructed mine soils
19. Optimum soil-applied nitrogen levels for cotton on a high pH alluvial soil
20. Analysis of soil water content and temperature using state-space approach
21. Cotton management strategies for a short growing season environment: Water-nitrogen considerations
22. State-space approaches to estimate soil physical properties from field measurements
23. Relationships between remotely sensed reflectance data and cotton growth and yield
24. Nitrogen carry-over impacts in irrigated cotton production, Southern High Plains of Texas
25. Time and frequency-domain analyses of field observations
26. Sediment, nitrogen and phosphorus runoff with conventional- and conservation-tillage cotton in a small watershed
27. Upland cotton growth and yield response to timing the initial postplant irrigation
28. A comparison of two methods to predict the landscape-scale variation of crop yield
29. Effects of erosion and landscape position on the productivity of piedmont soil
30. Nitrogen and water interaction in subsurface drip-irrigated cauliflower: II. Agronomic, economic, and environmental outcomes
31. Spatial and temporal variability of corn yield on a hillslope
32. Application of regionalized variable theory to large-plot field experiments
33. Spatial nature of randomization and its effects on the outcome of field experiments
34. Profitability and nitrogen rate optimization associated with winter cover management in no-tillage cotton
35. State-space approach to spatial variability of crop yield
36. Identifying, understanding, and describing spatial processes in agricultural landscape - Four case studies