MEASURE THE SOIL-PLANT-ATMOSPHERE CONTINUUM
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Most weather stations are cluttered, complicated, and frustrating to install and maintain. Wiring and programming can be a nightmare, and finding room to mount everything can be a challenge.
METER SUPPORTS TAHMO
Trans-African Hydro-Meteorological Observatory (TAHMO) is a not-for-profit organization. TAHMO makes high-quality data freely available to governments, scientists and farmers in real time.
DISCOVER THE FULL METER PRODUCT LINE
Get an overview of our latest products, and enter into the world of ATMOS, HYDROS, LABROS and TEROS.
DISCOVER ALL ATMOS INSTRUMENTS
As world experts in soil-plant-atmosphere measurements, we developed the ATMOS weather and climate product line without any moving parts to keep it reliable and simple.
HYPROP® IMPROVED
As soil scientists who have made hundreds of moisture release curves, we wanted an instrument that delivered greater accuracy. And we demanded an instrument that was automated. The Hyprop 2 takes only days vs. months to generate a soil water characteristic curve in the wet range, and it does this automatically.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN SOIL
Many people assume the soil is dry when it feels dry to the touch. This false assumption can lead to poor decisions such as storing steel drums of toxic waste in a desert soil.
WATER POTENTIAL IN THE LAB
As world experts in water potential and soil suction, it wasn’t enough to engineer an instrument that delivered consistent accuracy.
SATURATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY
The KSAT is the only automated setup for taking saturated hydraulic conductivity measurements in the lab. It’s an instrument that uses both the falling and constant head methods.
ECH2O 5TE SOIL MOISTURE SENSOR
Hundreds of measurements across vast areas can be exhausting and quickly dissolve an entire research budget. Simplify the process with the economical ECH2O 5TE.
TDR vs. CAPACITANCE
When considering which soil water content sensor will work best for any application, it’s easy to overlook the obvious question: what is being measured?
