Soil sensors are revolutionizing crop management, providing farmers with real-time data that allows them to make informed decisions about irrigation, fertilization, and overall crop health. By understanding the condition of the soil, farmers can optimize crop yields, reduce resource waste, and improve sustainability.

Soil sensors are small devices that measure various soil parameters, such as moisture content, pH level, nutrient availability, and temperature. These sensors are placed within the soil at different depths, providing a comprehensive picture of the soil conditions. The data collected by these sensors is then transmitted to a central monitoring system, allowing farmers to access and analyze the information in real-time.