Automated thermal conductivity measurements made easy
Measuring the thermal conductivity of soil and other media can mean the difference between the success or failure of a project.
Measuring the thermal conductivity of soil and other media can mean the difference between the success or failure of a project.
Hydraulic conductivity used to be a measurement reserved for those with ample technical expertise, time, and resources for the arduous measurement process.
Measuring the thermal conductivity of soil and other media can mean the difference between the success or failure of a project.
Learn MoreHydraulic conductivity used to be a measurement reserved for those with ample technical expertise, time, and resources for the arduous measurement process.
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Learn MoreIf you’re not measuring water potential, or not measuring it correctly, your data could be telling you the wrong thing. Water content measurements can only tell you so much, and inferring water potential from water content is inaccurate at best, and completely misleading in worst-case scenarios.
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Learn MoreDr. Gaylon Campbell shows how to measure the thermal conductivity of wet insulation with a 5-minute read time. These previously impossible measurements are now possible through advanced electronics and analytical methods.
Learn MoreGet the information you need to stress or de-stress your crop at the right time and in the right way to achieve your goals.
Learn MoreIn this 30-minute webinar, world-renowned soil physics expert, Dr. Gaylon Campbell discusses how to measure EC and osmotic stress to optimize crop steering for maximum yield.
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Learn MoreDr. Colin Campbell discusses what you need to know for more accurate models, so you can be confident in your management decisions.
Learn MoreResearchers are changing the way infiltration measurements are captured while keeping the standards of measurement high.
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Learn MoreGet the right thermal conductivity or thermal resistivity value for your soil profile. Find out how to combine rock and soil measurements.
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Learn MoreDr. Doug Cobos discusses benefits of using electrical conductivity (EC) measurements along with water content for irrigation scheduling.
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Learn MoreDr. John Lea-Cox discusses how soil sensors lead to water savings, increased yields, improved quality, and a more efficient and profitable operation.
Learn MoreDr. Colin Campbell compares measurement theory, the pros and cons of each method, and why modern sensing is about more than just the sensor.
Learn MoreDr. Colin Campbell discusses details regarding different ways to measure soil moisture and the theory/application behind each measurement.
Learn MoreLab-produced soil water retention curves can be paired with information from in situ moisture release curves for deeper insight into real-world variability.
Learn MoreWith the TEROS 12, we’ve not only improved our sensor, we’ve also turned our attention to broader issues that are likely to confound soil moisture data.
Learn MoreA soil moisture release curve is a powerful tool used to predict plant water uptake, deep drainage, runoff, and more.
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Learn MoreSoil moisture is more than just knowing the amount of water in soil. Learn basic principles you need to know before deciding how to measure it.
Learn MoreDr. Jongyun Kim explains why soil moisture sensors help control substrate water contents, estimate plant water use, and understand drought physiology.
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Learn MoreHow researchers are combining in situ, drone, and satellite measurements to extract key information and how these data can be connected across scales.
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Learn MoreA two-part series focused on interpreting soil moisture data. Both parts of the series were run as panel discussions.
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Learn MoreHow to use PRI and NDVI to monitor environmental conditions that adversely affect plant growth.
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