Response of Two Inexpensive Commercially Produced Soil Moisture Sensors to Changes in Water Content and Soil Texture

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"Response of Two Inexpensive Commercially Produced Soil Moisture Sensors to Changes in Water Content and Soil Texture"
written by Tyson B. Raper, Christopher G. Henry, Leo Espinoza, Mukhammadzakhrab Ismanov, Derrick M. Oosterhuis,
published by Agricultural Sciences, Vol.6 No.10, 2015

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