One of the goals with nitrogen in crop production is to make sure as much as possible is available to the plant. As a key component of amino acids, which form the building blocks of proteins and enzymes, Nitrogen is present in the roots where the proteins and enzymes help regulate water and nutrient uptake. How are nitrogen stress and water stress related?

Farmers and consultants call, text, and email us every day to assist them in viewing their sensors. It is important that The Fields page in the Trellis Dashboard allows users to see an overview of each field, and whether the weighted average of the sensors in the field are wet, ok, or dry, based on the soil texture, crop type, and recorded readings. But the devil is in the details, right? How do you make sense of the soil moisture charts and use them to make decisions?

Growers and consultants often ask us, “How did you determine the Wet, OK, & Dry zones on the soil moisture chart?” & “How do I know when to irrigate?” With the growing season gearing up, we thought it would be a great time to dive into that topic!

We are proud to announce three important upgrades to our sensor stations & base stations in 2019.

It’s an age-old question in the precision agriculture world: “What is the difference between Watermark sensors and Sentek sensors?” Keep reading to get the scoop!

If you need a last-minute Thanksgiving recipe or want to try something new this year, we have you covered. Here are our top three Thanksgiving recipes!