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The best strategy is to first determine the degree of variability within a field, and use grid sampling if variability is low (e.g. nutrient range is less than a factor of 2 to 3 across the field), and use zone sampling if variability is high.
Point sampling is typically recommended when little information is known about the underlying field-scale variability. As with cell sampling, a uniform 1- to 3-acre grid is placed over the field boundary, and soil samples are collected at point locations on the grid (Figure 5).
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