SOIL AMENDMENT FEATURING MOISTURE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
AQUIMAX Exacto, Inc. 200 Old Factory Road Sharon WI 53585 Soil amendment featuring a moisture retention system for use in connection with turf, ornamental, agricultural and industrial vegetation, horticulture, nursery hydroponics and aquaponics; chemical preparation featuring a moisture retention system for use in connection with turf, ornamental, agricultural and industrial vegetation, horticulture, nursery hydroponics and aquaponics;
DROUT-OUT Exacto, Inc. 200 Old Factory Road Sharon WI 53585 Soil amendment featuring a moisture retention system for use in connection with turf, ornamental, agricultural and industrial vegetation, horticulture, nursery hydroponics and aquaponics; chemical preparation featuring a moisture retention system for use in connection with turf, ornamental, agricultural and industrial vegetation, horticulture, nursery hydroponics and aquaponics;
NEVER DRY Exacto, Inc. 200 Old Factory Road Sharon WI 53585 Soil amendment featuring a moisture retention system for use in connection with turf, ornamental, agricultural and industrial vegetation, horticulture, nursery hydroponics and aquaponics; chemical preparation featuring a moisture retention system for use in connection with turf, ornamental, agricultural and industrial vegetation, horticulture, nursery hydroponics and aquaponics;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A capacitive soil moisture sensor that is easy to install, does not require complex calibration, can sense moisture at a particular depth, can accommodate soils of different composition, does not alter soil densities, provides fast response to changes in moisture and provides stable long term use. The sensor comprising of a body (10) onto which is attached a plurality of first electrode (20) and a plurality of second electrode (30). A plurality of protective layer (50) of low dielectric constant material is applied over the electrodes and against the body (10) to provide a physical barrier to prevent a conduction path from the first electrode (20) to the second electrode (30) and to provide protection against physical damage. The first and second electrodes (20), (30), once inserted into the soil, forms a capacitor with the soil as the dielectric. A change in soil moisture causes the capacitance of the sensor to change.