Environment
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Soil Moisture Sensing Goes Green With Biodegradable Technology for Sustainable Smart Agriculture
Increasingly limited land and water resources have inspired the development of precision agriculture, which is the use of remote sensing technology to monitor air and soil environmental data in real time to help optimize crop output. Maximizing the sustainability of such technology is critical to proper environmental stewardship and cost reduction.
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