On the vast farmland, the field weather station is like the "eye of heaven" guarding the farmland, silently monitoring the changes of every inch of land. They not only provide us with valuable weather data, but also protect the healthy growth of crops. So, what exactly do field weather stations monitor? Let's unravel this mystery together.

The primary task of the WX-NY10 field weather station is to monitor the temperature. Temperature is one of the key factors affecting crop growth. Too high or too low temperatures will cause varying degrees of damage to crops. Through the field weather station, we can grasp the temperature change in the field in real time, and provide a suitable environment for the growth of crops.

In addition to temperature, field weather stations also monitor humidity. Humidity is another important factor affecting crop growth. Suitable humidity is conducive to crop respiration and photosynthesis, and too wet or too dry environment will have an adverse effect on crop growth. By monitoring humidity, we can adjust the moisture content of the field in time to ensure that the crops thrive in the optimal growing environment.

Field weather stations also monitor wind speed and direction. The change of wind speed and direction not only affects the ventilation condition of farmland, but also has a certain impact on the growth of crops. By monitoring wind speed and direction, we can understand the air flow in the field and provide strong support for the growth of crops.

As the "eye of the sky" of farmland, field meteorological station not only provides us with abundant weather data, but also provides a strong guarantee for the healthy growth of crops. Through the monitoring of temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction, rainfall, light intensity and soil parameters, we can fully understand the environmental conditions of farmland and provide the best environmental conditions for crop growth.