The Role of Soil Temperature and Humidity Recorder in the Construction of Agricultural Internet of Things System

This method does not waste manpower every day, and there are certain mistakes in manual monitoring. Such mistakes may cause major losses.

The use of a temperature and humidity monitoring system combined with a wireless sensor network can effectively reduce human consumption and the impact on the farm environment, and obtain crop environment and crop information. In modern agriculture, a large number of sensor nodes constitute a series of monitoring networks with different functions. Collecting information through various sensors can help agricultural production personnel to find problems in a timely manner and accurately capture the location of problems. As a result, agriculture has gradually shifted from a manpower-centric, production mode that relied on isolated machinery, to a production mode centered on information technology and software. This has led to the extensive use of various automated, intelligent, and remotely controlled production equipment. Promote the transformation of agricultural production methods.

In recent years, with the development of smart agriculture and precision agriculture, the application of Internet of Things technologies such as smart sensing chips and remote control systems in modern agriculture has gradually broadened. Monitoring crop irrigation, soil air changes, farm environmental conditions and large-area surface detection, collecting temperature, humidity, wind, atmosphere, rainfall, data on soil moisture, soil NPK content, and pH value Sensing technology is playing an increasingly important role in the development of precision agriculture, so as to achieve scientific monitoring, rational planting, help agricultural people to fight disasters, reduce disasters, improve the comprehensive benefits of agriculture, and promote the transformation and upgrading of modern agriculture.

Xin core compound soil temperature and humidity recorder is used in the agricultural internet of things monitoring system. The soil temperature and humidity sensor uses the United States advanced time domain reflectometry (TDR technology) for humidity measurement and can not only collect soil temperature and moisture content. Information, and in the process of probe production, special stainless steel processing is used to make the sensors buried in the earth more durable (ordinary sensor probes are buried in the earth and are easily corroded and rusted and do not work properly). The soil temperature and humidity recorder has the advantages of convenient carrying, sealing and high precision, and is an ideal choice for measuring soil moisture and soil temperature. The modified products are applicable to water-saving agricultural irrigation, soil moisture monitoring, hydrology and water conservancy monitoring, greenhouses, flowers and vegetables, grassland pastures, soil rapid testing, plant cultivation, scientific experiments and other fields. With the advent of advanced and similar sensors, the development of smart agriculture is further based on its foundation, and the basic functions are more solid and more secure.

In the field of modern greenhouse cultivation, the Internet of Things technology cares for the seedlings of crops. In this process, sensor devices such as soil temperature, soil moisture, air temperature, air humidity, and CO2 concentration detect physical environmental parameters. Through the system platform, the real-time monitored parameter variables are reflected in the automatic control process. Create the best growing environment.

In recent years, sensors have been transformed from traditional models to new types of development. The new sensors tend to be miniaturized, digitized, intelligentized, multi-functionalized, and networked. They not only promote the rebirth of traditional agriculture, but also play an increasingly important role in the agricultural field, and can lead to the development of a series of new industrial industries. Sensor technology is the new economic growth point in the 21st century.