Sentence examples for management zones from inspiring English sources

Utilizing site-specific management zones would help manage the within-field variability of yield-limiting soil chemical and physical properties.

Streamside management zones encompass the stream channel and adjacent land area and are actively managed for a range of functions and processes (Neary et al. 2011).

The Canadian spotted owl has been in trouble since at least the mid-1990's, when the provincial government came up with a plan to protect it in 21 "management zones" occupying 472,000 acres.

The obtained management zones had higher appropriateness over the rotation systems presently practiced although the spatial pattern of management zones showed similarity to that of rotation systems.

Including outline of original community conserved areas (circa 1998) and the nature reserve's management zones.

Site-specific management demands the identification of subfield regions with homogeneous characteristics (management zones).

Experiments demonstrated that the proposed methodology was able to generate relatively compact and contiguous management zones.

Site-specific management zones were identified based upon the spatial variability of soil attributes and crop above-ground biomass, and the appropriateness of management zones was evaluated in comparison with that of the rotation systems presently used.

Such results allowed us to conclude that the resultant management zones were mainly dominated by cultural practices used in different rotation systems as the management zones were developed using our preliminary knowledge of cropping rotation systems in this area.

Such precision farming can be established based on: (i) site-specific management; or (ii) management zones (Robert 2002).

In a forestry context, site-specific management would be stand specific while management zones would be groups of stands.