Sentence examples for cost soil from inspiring English sources

This study evaluated the accuracy of three recent low cost soil water sensors (ECH2O-5TE, Watermark 200SS and Tensiometer model R) to monitor volumetric soil water content (θv) to develop improved irrigation scheduling in a mature pecan orchard in El Paso, Texas.

Legacy soil data extracted by KnowledgeMiner from a detailed soil map and used to model soil class distribution outperformed decision trees, promoted improvements on the existing soil map, and allows for the creation of a low cost soil map for the surroundings of the study area.

The development of low cost soil adsorbent will suggest a pest control product for environmental remediation and sustainable agriculture.

Green roofs not only create a mini microclimate, but they protect your roofing membrane from exposure to the elements and help bring down energy costs – soil is a very effective insulant when dry. Drab flat garage roofs and even shed roofs can be transformed into wildlife havens, too.

CropX uses three simple, low-cost soil sensors to collect data, cloud analytics to run algorithms and generate adaptive irrigation maps so farmers have a better handle on where their water is going.

Hence the derivation of site-specific calibration functions is vital for the interpretation of measurements with low-cost soil moisture sensors.

This paper presents a nondestructive, rapid, and low-cost soil allocation method using topsoil spectral characteristics to allocate soil at the level of soil great group within Genetic Soil Classification of China.

From calculating the market value of the extinction of a species, to the cost of soil erosion resulting from the felling of trees, to the health damage from pollution, the exercise is riddled with complexity.

Reduction of root diameter in response to low P availability, a process termed "root etiolation", has been suggested to reduce the metabolic cost of soil exploration (Lynch 2011).

Increased specific root length, a phenomenon often observed under low nutrient treatments (Hill et al. 2006; Fernandez and Rubio 2015), is also predicted to reduce the cost of soil exploration (Chimungu and Lynch 2015).

The set of conventional and non-conventional factors included here in the outcome equation are education, extension, total area under paddy, ecosystem dummy, total fertilizer use, total labor cost, and soil quality.