Secrets of Water Potential: Learn the Science Behind the Measurement
This month in a 3 part series, we will explore water potential —the science behind it and how to measure it effectively.
To understand water potential, compare the water in a soil sample to water in a drinking glass.
Water Potential: a Definition
Next week learn about the four components of water potential—osmotic potential, gravitational potential, matric potential, and pressure potential.
Take our Soil Moisture Master Class
Six short videos teach you everything you need to know about soil water content and soil water potential—and why you should measure them together. Plus, master the basics of soil hydraulic conductivity.
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