Moisture Probes & Weather Stations

Moisture Probes & Weather Stations

Project Manager
Alpha Group
Funding Source
SAGIT and AgFarm Advantage

Summary

The following moisture probes have been set-up with funding from SAGIT (South Australian Grains Industry Trust) and AgFarm Advantage.

The Alpha Group are responsible for setting up and maintenance of the moisture probes and weather stations.

They have been placed on the properties of EPARF and LEADA members for the benefit of all farmers on Eyre Peninsula.

  • Username: eparf
  • Password: eparf
Members
Probes on Lower EP
Probes on EP

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