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freetext keyword: GIS; Land Evaluation; Sugarcane agricultural land; competitiveness; crop production; crop yield; GIS; optimization; precision agriculture; soil organic matter; sugar cane; Huastecas; Mexico [North America]; Saccharum
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abstract: Mexican sugarcane industry competitiveness needs to reestructuring its productive process in order to planning and optimizes the use of the technical, financial and human resources. At Huasteca Mexico an increasing area of sugarcane is being growing for the production of sugar and bioenergy because of its rapid growth and high energy production per ha. However, sugar cane yields had declined because sugarcane crop puts a high demands on the soil due to large amounts of nutrients are removed with the harvest. This research was carried out to analyze the effect of commercial sugarcane production on soil chemical properties using data from the main producing areas from Huasteca and integrating the approaches as Precision Agriculture (PA), soils management and Land Evaluation. The decrease in soil organic matter under continuous sugarcane confirmed dependence of cane yield and increases the susceptibility of the sugarcane soils to influence of the environment.