Land suitability assessment for wheat-barley cultivation in a semi-arid region of Eastern Anatolia in Turkey.
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ABSTRACT: The efficient use and sustainability of agricultural lands depend heavily on the characteristics of soil resources in a given area, as different soil properties can significantly impact crop growth and yield. Therefore, land suitability studies play a crucial role in determining the appropriate crops for a given area and ensuring sustainable agricultural practices. This study, conducted in Tusba District-Van, Turkey, represents a significant advancement in land suitability studies for wheat-barley cultivation. Using geographic information systems, the analytical hierarchical process method, and the standard scoring function, lands were determined based on the examined criteria for the suitability of wheat-barley cultivation. One of this study's main findings is identifying critical factors
SUBMITTER: Sargın B
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10624173 | biostudies-literature | 2023
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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