Tool for the Establishment of Agro-Management Zones Using GIS Techniques for Precision Farming in Egypt

Agro-management zones recently became the backbone of modern agriculture. Delineating management for Variable-Rate Fertilization (VRF) can provide important ecological benefits and better sustainability new Egyptian farming projects. This article aims to represent an approach delineating using Spatial Multicriteria Evaluation (SMCE) within irrigated peanut pivot situated at eastern Nile Delta, Egypt. The results indicated that soil data, such as texture, type, elevation landscape, slope, allow sampling study area into similar classes in smaller units, along with a crop productivity map. effects variability characteristics field on Peanut yields are predicted by suitability model. In addition, final map varied amount nutrients could be added different zones. conclusion, mapping units sufficient number observations each class provided acceptable accuracy, good spatial distribution classification was achieved. Hence, agro-management essentially needed policymakers specific order furnish evaluation about transformations territorial scale studying strategies realize environmental reduce impacts.