The Most Advanced Wireless Soil Moisture Sensor For Agriculture, Golf Courses and Sports Stadiums
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The Most Advanced Wireless Soil Moisture Sensor For Agriculture, Golf Courses and Sports Stadiums
Contact Us!Soil Scout provides the most advanced fully buried underground wireless soil sensor and monitoring solution for professionals in Agriculture, Golf and Sports turf maintenance.
Several golf courses and sports fields worldwide, including such iconic venues as the Wembley Stadium and Philadelphia Phillies, use Soil Scout to maintain their turf in tip-top shape while reducing maintenance costs and water consumption.
Farmers and agriculture professionals around the world use Soil Scout to understand their fields, optimize soil conditions for better growth and improve crop production, also reducing operational costs and water consumption.
Understand soil, improve crop production while reducing operational costs and irrigation water use.
Learn about wireless soil monitoring in Smart Farming.
Maintain healthy, robust, and smooth fairways and greens while optimizing water consumption.
Read how Golf courses benefit from wireless soil sensors.
Provide players and athletes a uniform, safe, and robust grass for a full season.
Learn how to keep better Sports turf with soil monitoring.
What is soil monitoring, how wireless sensors work, and what are the benefits for you?
Learn about wireless soil moisture sensors.
Being able to monitor the various data, can help us become a lot more streamlined with our irrigation usage. Having 56 holes requires a significant amount of water management, so every effort counts. Our water is also recycled city water, so it will be interesting to monitor salinity levels to implement better timings of fertiliser applications.
Angus Macleod
Director of Golf Courses and Estates at The Belfry Hotel & Resort
Being able to monitor the various data, can help us become a lot more streamlined with our irrigation usage. Having 56 holes requires a significant amount of water management, so every effort counts. Our water is also recycled city water, so it will be interesting to monitor salinity levels to implement better timings of fertiliser applications.
Angus Macleod
Director of Golf Courses and Estates at The Belfry Hotel & Resort
