Can an electronic circuit — not much larger than a postage stamp — help to speed up U.S. farmers’ goal to feed a hungry world?
Researchers advance computer circuitry to measure soil properties
Raj Khosla, department head for agronomy at Kansas State University, checks on soil moisture sensors set up as tests in a university greenhouse.
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