Soil monitoring networks

Soil monitoring networks are systems that use sensors and data collection points spread across fields or areas to track soil conditions like moisture, temperature, and nutrient levels. These networks gather real-time information, helping farmers, researchers, and environmental managers make informed decisions about irrigation, fertilization, and land management. By continuously monitoring soil health, they support sustainable practices, optimize crop yields, and protect ecosystems from issues like erosion or pollution. Essentially, soil monitoring networks act as an ongoing health check for the land, ensuring its productivity and ecological balance are maintained.