Agronomist from São Paulo State University (Unesp), School of Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences (FCAV), Jaboticabal. He holds a master's degree (2019) and PhD (2022) in Agronomy (Crop Production) from the same institution. He is currently a professor at the Department of Engineering at Unesp/FCAV, working with water resources and Executive Director of the Brazilian Association of Agricultural Engineering (SBEA). He was a professor at Faculdades Associadas de Uberaba/MG (FAZU). He has experience in the areas of irrigation and phytotechnics, working on soil and water management, water deficit, subsurface drip irrigation, remote sensing, precision irrigation, modeling and crop management and physiology. Participates in research groups on Irrigation and Environment (GpIMA), Soil Physics (GpFIS) and Sustainability in Agricultural Systems (SAGRIS). At college, teaches the disciplines of Rural Constructions and Energy, Techinical Drawing, Hydrology and Drainage and Hydraulics. In graduate school, teaches the subject Irrigated agriculture: water management and precision irrigation. Ad-hoc reviewer for national and international scientific journals. E-mail: anderson.coelho@unesp.br (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Initially, maize has been sown during winter in irrigated areas in some regions in a crop rotation and succession intensive system. This maize harvest has been called the third season, requiring studies to support more specific management recommendations. Among them, irrigation management and the plants spatial arrangement, given the need for irrigation and a short photoperiod at this tim…
Understanding how the combination of phosphate-solubilizing bacteria (PSB) and cover crops may optimize resources in a succession system while improving soil quality is essential for more sustainable agriculture. The aim is to determine whether inoculation with PSB and the succession of cover crops and maize will improve (i) development, (ii) nutrition, (iii) yield of these crops, and (iv…
Optimizing water use in agriculture is one of the main global concerns. With the advent of digital agriculture, several techniques are available for this purpose, requiring validation. The aim is to compare the real-time irrigation management of common bean based on the NDVI, leaf chlorophyll index (LCI) and soil cover fraction (CF) spectral indices, aiming to apply them in variable rate …
The use of water in a rational and careful way for irrigation is one of the main agronomic concerns due to the scarcity of this resource. Specific studies of the effect of irrigation depths on agricultural crops are necessary to correctly recommend the cultural management in this production system for optimization of water resources. For this, the use of spectral indexes and simulation mo…
The culture of sugarcane is of extreme importance for the country, is to produce sugar, ethanol, as in the generation of electricity. Studies indicate that the water content in the soil is a major constraint to increased productivity of sugarcane, especially in areas considered marginal. The planting of sugarcane is by stalks. In incipient stage, are being developed and refined techniques…
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