New Drying Sensor for Peanuts

A new peanut drying sensor network could make things easier for peanut growers and processors. According to a story from Tyron Spearman, the new sensor monitors temperatures and humidity levels inside semi-trailers and the kernel moisture content, and no one has to climb into the trailers to collect peanuts and check their moisture content.

Image: ARS scientists developed a new moisture-monitoring system for use in peanut-drying trailers. Credit: Samir Trabelsi

Read more about the new sensor system for peanut drying.

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