Two new soil sensors are on track towards commercialisation.
Developed at the University of Tasmania, the BILBY wireless communication node sends data from a soil moisture probe through the soil to a gateway then to the cloud. Credit: University of Tasmania.
While there have been improvements in soil sensor technology over the years, useability often remains a barrier to uptake. But a recently completed project addresses the problem, focusing on creating instruments...
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This month's research report, compiled with the input of John White, Rural Generations, is a great resource for succession planning. A key message from the report is to start succession planning as soon as possible.
Kondinin Group's research team has the low down on the latest gear that was on show at various field days held around the country in the past few months.
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