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Site-Specific Management recognizes the variability
within a field
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and
is about doing the right thing, in the right way, at the right
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place
and time.
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It
involves assessing and reacting to field variability by tailoring
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management
actions, such as fertilization levels, seeding rates and variety
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selection,
to match
changing field conditions. It assumes that managing
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field
variability leads to both cost savings and production increases, as well
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as
improved stewardship and environmental benefits.
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