Sensor

Why can’t I choose the length of tines for the POGO, so I can measure at the depth I need for the location I’m at?

Even in deep-rooted systems, the predominant exchange of moisture and salinity that the turfgrass depends on for optimal performance occurs in the top 2 to 2.5”. This is always the region you want to measure and reference against over time. By varying the depth, you will end up basing your decisions off of invalid information.

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Shouldn’t POGO measure the moisture content across a deeper depth (to ensure it includes the entire root system?)

No! The predominant moisture and salinity exchange with the root system of all types of turf occurs in t the top 2” to 2.5” of the root system. This is why POGO was designed to measure the top 2.2” inches for moisture and salinity. When the sensor is measuring too deep, you are diluting the

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