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D. Assessing Variability: This step involves assessing the spatial variability within a field by collecting data on factors such as soil nutrients, moisture content, and crop yield. B. Preparation of variability maps: Based on the data collected in the previous step, variability maps are created to visually represent the spatial variations in the field. C. Managing Variability: Using the variability maps as a guide, site-specific management practices are implemented to address the identified variability. This can include actions like variable rate application of fertilizers, pesticides, and irrigation. A. Evaluation of Precision Agriculture: The final step involves evaluating the overall performance and benefits of Precision Agriculture practices.
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