Performance Evaluation of Nitrate-Nitrogen Sensing Technologies in Organic and Conventional Iceberg Lettuce Systems under Subsurface Drip Irrigation
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Mohammed, Ali T.Issue Date
2025-10Keywords
Lettuce -- Fertilizersiceberg lettuce
Lettuce -- Irrigation -- Arizona
Sensor patform
Sensor Placment
sensor
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Efficient nitrogen management in arid agricultural regions such as Yuma County, Arizona requires close coordination of irrigation and fertilizer applications because water movement within the soil profile directly affects nitrogen dynamics and plant uptake efficiency. This study evaluated near-real-time nitrate-N sensing technology under organic and conventional iceberg lettuce (Lactuca sativa) production systems using subsurface drip irrigation. Field trials were conducted during the Fall 2024–Spring 2025 growing season at the University of Arizona Yuma Agricultural Center on a Gila silt loam soil.Series/Report no.
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Appreciation is given to the Western Alliance to Expand Student Opportunities (WAESO) for funding the internship students who contributed to this project.Collections
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