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Celebrating Sucessfull Installition of First in Cal Vadose Zone Monitoring Network

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Applying Bromide Tracer using Drip before Rainfall Event

Bromide Tracer Experiment Above VMS

Cal Vadoze Zone Monitoring Network Station 3

Celebrating Sucessfull Installition of First in Cal Vadose Zone Monitoring Network

Collecting Soil Pore Water from VMS

Drillin VMS Installation Borehole at 45 degrees

Example Data Nitrate Leaching Data From VMS

Groundwater Obsersation Well Dring During Pandemic and Wildfires

Groundwater Observation Well

Happy Kisekka Lab Member Enjoying Field Work

Inserting VMS Sleeve in Almonds

Installation of VMS in Almonds

Installation of VMS Processing Tomatoes

Installing VMS Slleve in the Ground

Insterting VMS Sleeve in Citrus

Kisekka Lab Members Celebrating Successful Insttalation of VMS in Almonds

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Prepapring VMS Sleeve for Installation

Preparing VMS Sleeve for Installation in Citrus

Prof Ofer Dahan BGU Exaplaining VMS to Almond Grower

Programming VMS

Recording GPS Coordinates During VMS Installation

Sampling VMS During Winter

Schematic VMS System Monitoring Management Practice Effectiveffulness

Sensoil Callaborators Testing VMS

Soil Column Study On Impact of Recycled Water on Clay Dispersion

Soil Core Characterization

Soil Moisture Nitrate Monitoring in Root Zone-(2)

Soil Moisture Nitrate Monitoring in Root Zone

VMS Maintainence

VMS Sampling in Summer

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