Practical Use of Soil Moisture Sensors for Irrigation Scheduling

Good irrigation water management will increase yields, improve crop quality, conserve water, save energy, decrease fertilizer requirements, and reduce non-point source pollution. Using soil moisture ...

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Authors: Peters, Troy , Desta, Kefyalew , Nelson, Leigh

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