Functional characteristics of soil nutrient sensor

1. What is a soil nutrient sensor?

Soil nutrient sensor, also known as soil nutrient analyzer, is a professional instrument used to measure various parameters in soil. So why measure soil nutrients? Crops grow underground and need soil moisture. Appropriate soil nutrients can ensure the healthy growth of crops. Those engaged in agriculture may know that soil nutrients play a very important role in the growth of crops. Therefore, soil fertilization is very important in agricultural production.

2. Functional characteristics of soil nutrient sensor:

1. The soil and fertilizer nutrient rapid tester detects ammonium nitrogen, available phosphorus, available potassium, organic matter, pH, and salinity in soil and fertilizers (solid-state sensors with non-glass electrodes can be directly buried in the soil to test the results).

2. Data transmission The data can be remotely transmitted to the computer through WIFi or 4G wireless.

3. The significance of soil nutrient sensor application:

The application of soil nutrient sensors in vegetable cultivation can enable producers to discover which elements are lacking in vegetable growth and adapt them to local conditions, which is an important strategy for scientific fertilization in vegetable production. The application of soil nutrient sensors can effectively reduce the waste of chemical fertilizers and reduce the pollution of chemical fertilizers to the soil. It is both economical and environmentally friendly.

Agriculture is developing in a scientific and refined direction, so the requirements for crop planting are becoming more and more strict. Using advanced instruments to measure and obtain reliable soil nutrient information, managers can conduct reasonable soil testing and formula fertilization based on this information, which is more in line with plant growth laws and the development goals of intelligent agriculture.

NiuBoL soil nutrient sensors are currently widely used in agricultural testing centers at all levels, agricultural scientific research institutions, fertilizer production, agricultural material management, agricultural technology services, planting bases, etc.