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2022-03-08 3:51 pm
Hi, I'm a farmer and an educator. I've been working on developing a remote sensor array using arduino and wireless communication. I find that I'm a bit out of my depth on some of this. Hopefully I can find some help here to make my project better. Looking forward to the conversation.
2022-03-08 4:21 pm
Welcome to the forum. You should find some helpful people here skilled with communication issues.
Anything seems possible when you don't know what you're talking about.
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2022-03-13 3:38 pm
Welcome! What manner of farming and what area of education? My smarter half grew up on a farm, and her parents were also educators (University and High School) - so that's a nice coincidence.
What kind of projects do you have in mind?
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2022-03-16 6:54 pm
Right now I have a small vegetable farm. I've worked in the university system in the past. Currently my educational activities are centered around sustainable/regenerative food production. I'm working on a wireless sensor array to log data from test plots so we can track the impact of changes on various food production systems. I'm building a network of tensiometers, temperature probes, and something to measure forage growth rate (this one has some mechanical elements and will use a sensor i havent determined yet).
2022-03-16 7:25 pm
Sounds fascinating. The forage growth sensor sounds like a bit of a challenge.
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2022-03-17 10:11 am
Hi FarmerAlan,
welcome to the forum, an interesting project you have started.
I am sure you will find the forum members a helpful source of discussion and advice.
Regards
Ron Bentley
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