Isbn: 9798199824330 - precision soil health mapping and soil microbiome engineering: combining biological inputs root-system analytics and water-retention modeling for drought-resilient agriculture (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Practical guidance for turning soil data into drought-ready management decisionsThis book brings together soil health mapping, microbiome management, root-system analysis, and water-retention modeling in one field-focused resource. It is designed for agronomists, researchers, consultants, and farm managers who need a structured way to measure soil function, compare zones, and act on results with confidence.Readers are guided through the full workflow, from defining objectives and building a sampling plan, to laboratory testing, spatial analysis, and field validation. The chapters emphasize measurement quality, traceability, and reproducibility, so that soil health assessments can be compared across seasons, sites, and treatments.What the book covers- Sampling design that preserves microbiome integrity and supports reliable soil property data.- Physical, chemical, and biological indicators that inform soil function and drought resilience.- Geospatial mapping methods for building management zones and checking map uncertainty.- Root analytics that connect architecture, exudation proxies, and rhizosphere activity to water availability.- Water-retention models and hydraulic parameters translated into practical irrigation and coverage constraints.- Biological inputs such as composts, biochar, and inoculants, matched to soil limitations and crop needs.- Microbiome engineering strategies using residues, tillage, cover crops, and nutrient management.- Verification plans, statistical comparison methods, and reporting templates for field teams and stakeholders.Each section is written to support real decisions, not just measurement for its own sake. The book shows how to combine map layers, root traits, microbial functions, and water-holding behavior into zone-specific actions that can improve performance under dry conditions.Ideal for anyone building precision soil programs, developing on-farm trials, or creating data systems for repeatable soil health improvement. The final chapters also provide practical protocols for sample storage, bioinformatics, geospatial data management, and audit-ready recordkeeping, making the book especially useful for teams that need both scientific rigor and day-to-day usability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Practical guidance for turning soil data into drought-ready management decisionsThis book brings together soil health mapping, microbiome management, root-system analysis, and water-retention modeling in one field-focused resource. It is designed for agronomists, researchers, consultants, and farm managers who need a structured way to measure soil function, compare zones, and act on results with confidence.Readers are guided through the full workflow, from defining objectives and building a sampling plan, to laboratory testing, spatial analysis, and field validation. The chapters emphasize measurement quality, traceability, and reproducibility, so that soil health assessments can be compared across seasons, sites, and treatments.What the book coversSampling design that preserves microbiome integrity and supports reliable soil property data.Physical, chemical, and biological indicators that inform soil function and drought resilience.Geospatial mapping methods for building management zones and checking map uncertainty.Root analytics that connect architecture, exudation proxies, and rhizosphere activity to water availability.Water-retention models and hydraulic parameters translated into practical irrigation and coverage constraints.Biological inputs such as composts, biochar, and inoculants, matched to soil limitations and crop needs.Microbiome engineering strategies using residues, tillage, cover crops, and nutrient management.Verification plans, statistical comparison methods, and reporting templates for field teams and stakeholders.Each section is written to support real decisions, not just measurement for its own sake. The book shows how to combine map layers, root traits, microbial functions, and water-holding behavior into zone-specific actions that can improve performance under dry conditions.Ideal for anyone building precision soil programs, developing on-farm trials, or creating data systems for repeatable soil health improvement. The final chapters also provide practical protocols for sample storage, bioinformatics, geospatial data management, and audit-ready recordkeeping, making the book especially useful for teams that need both scientific rigor and day-to-day usability. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Practical guidance for turning soil data into drought-ready management decisionsThis book brings together soil health mapping, microbiome management, root-system analysis, and water-retention modeling in one field-focused resource. It is designed for agronomists, researchers, consultants, and farm managers who need a structured way to measure soil function, compare zones, and act on results with confidence.Readers are guided through the full workflow, from defining objectives and building a sampling plan, to laboratory testing, spatial analysis, and field validation. The chapters emphasize measurement quality, traceability, and reproducibility, so that soil health assessments can be compared across seasons, sites, and treatments.What the book coversSampling design that preserves microbiome integrity and supports reliable soil property data.Physical, chemical, and biological indicators that inform soil function and drought resilience.Geospatial mapping methods for building management zones and checking map uncertainty.Root analytics that connect architecture, exudation proxies, and rhizosphere activity to water availability.Water-retention models and hydraulic parameters translated into practical irrigation and coverage constraints.Biological inputs such as composts, biochar, and inoculants, matched to soil limitations and crop needs.Microbiome engineering strategies using residues, tillage, cover crops, and nutrient management.Verification plans, statistical comparison methods, and reporting templates for field teams and stakeholders.Each section is written to support real decisions, not just measurement for its own sake. The book shows how to combine map layers, root traits, microbial functions, and water-holding behavior into zone-specific actions that can improve performance under dry conditions.Ideal for anyone building precision soil programs, developing on-farm trials, or creating data systems for repeatable soil health improvement. The final chapters also provide practical protocols for sample storage, bioinformatics, geospatial data management, and audit-ready recordkeeping, making the book especially useful for teams that need both scientific rigor and day-to-day usability. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…