The average crop yield is directly associated with practices that increase soil moisture at the depth of the root system.
Excessive soil moisture can cause several diseases which are dangerous in all development stages of the crop. Crop failure can be prevented by monitoring the moisture levels in real-time.
Overwatering is not only dangerous to the crop, but it also wastes money and the precious (often limited) water resources. By monitoring the soil moisture levels closely you can make informed decisions on when, and how much to irrigate.
The ever-increasing electricity expenses can also be reduced by irrigating for shorter durations, and only where and when it is necessary.
Post time: Jun-14-2023