Data Driven Decisions: EarthScout L4+ Soil Moisture Sensor Review | Griggs Farms
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EarthScout reached out to Matt to test and review their L4+ Soil Moisture probe and not only is Matt going to test the product, he's going to use it to gather some valuable data comparing no till systems to regenerative ag systems utilizing cover crops.
The EarthScout L4 + Soil Moisture Sensor is a comprehensive field data logger with cellular connectivity that provides real-time soil moisture, temperature, electrical conductivity (EC), air temperature, and humidity data directly to your smartphone or laptop. Utilizing research-grade Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) soil sensors, it offers precise and reliable measurements without the need for calibration or slurry. Equipped with four plug-and-play sensor ports, it allows for customizable monitoring, making it ideal for various crops such as corn, soybeans, potatoes, and more. The device is solar-powered, ensuring continuous operation throughout the season and offers a user-friendly irrigation app.
Find the L4+ Soil Moisture Sensor and other more budget friendly products at https://www.earthscout.com/store. All products are made in the USA.
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