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South African plantation owner Phil Fraziz applied a new radar soil monitoring system to measure the soil of his own vineyard.
In October this year, Fritz is preparing to plant three hectares of Malbec and Merlot. He is using the EM38GPRS system to map the soil and evaluate the location of the vineyard. This instrument uses a military-standard GPS global positioning system that accurately reflects soil moisture with images, which Freize says is the result of both gravity and soil density.
The project was completed by Freder and the researchers at Stellenbosch University. He also worked with Lawrence Labs at the University of California at Berkeley to study how to build vineyards in the Valley of the Mountains.
He told reporters at decanter.com that EM38 used pictures to tell us how the soil changed from shallow to deep. This instrument can see 1.5 meters underground without destroying the soil. The main value of EM38 is the discovery of soil differences in a large area of ​​soil.
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