An introduction to agricultural soil sensors
Background
Soil is the foundation of terrestrial ecosystems. It has the function of maintaining biodiversity, water, nutrients and oxygen. Soil provides the nutrients needed for plant growth and is the basis for plant growth. Throughout the life of plants, soil has the ability to supply and coordinate the nutrients, water, air and heat that plants need for normal growth and development. However, plants have different requirements for soil conditions. There are different requirements in different growth periods, without unified conditions. With regard to soil, soil sensors are generally used for monitoring as needed. What types of agricultural soil sensors are available?
Introduction of agricultural soil sensor
The soil conductivity sensor is suitable for measuring the total soil salinity (conductivity). The soil conductivity sensor greatly facilitates the customer to systematically evaluate the soil condition. Compared with German original high precision sensor. High precision, fast response, stable output. Suitable for all kinds of soil. Can be long-term buried in the soil, long-term electrolytic resistance. Corrosion resistance, vacuum sealing, completely waterproof. Widely used in scientific experiments, water-saving irrigation, greenhouse, flowers and vegetables, grassland, pasture, and other fields of conductivity measurement.
Soil NPK sensor is suitable for detecting the content of NPK in soil. By testing the content of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in the soil to judge the fertility of the soil. Thus, it is convenient for customers to evaluate the soil condition systematically. The sensor is suitable for all kinds of soil and can be buried in the soil for a long time. Long – term electrolytic resistance, corrosion resistance, vacuum sealing, completely waterproof. Widely used in paddy fields, greenhouse cultivation, rice, vegetable cultivation, orchard nursery, flowers and soil research, etc.
With the development of the Internet of Things, various agricultural soil sensors have brought great convenience to our life and production.
