NaneSoil

Soil samples were collected from plots located in the Irrigation District 023, San Juan del Rio, Queretaro during the period 2016-2018. NaneSoil contains most of the agronomic parameters necessary for the study of crop water requirements in different soils, and therefore, it is an excellent tool that can be used by farmers, academics, students, and people involved in crop production and research. The database includes 901 rows and 13 colums. The first row corresponds to the titles or attributes contained in the columns, as well as the units in which they are displayed. The thirteen columns are ordered as follows: sample identifier (A), UTM coordinates corresponding to zone 14 North (B and C), representative sample area (D), percentages of sand (E), silt (F) and clay (G), textural classification (H), bulk density (I), saturated moisture content (J), field capacity (K), permanent wilting point (L) and the saturated hydraulic conductivity (M). The USDA texture triangle was used for texture classification