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  • What is IRIS?
  • How to Use IRIS?
  • How to Install IRIS
  • Sources for 1"Soil Probes
  • How to Quantify IRIS
  • Interpreting IRIS Data
  • Analytical Services
  • FAQs
  • Free Phone App
  • Other Resources
  • IRIS Research Articles

Sources for 1" Soil Push Probes

How important is this?

It is important that the push probe used for making pilot holes is the same OD as the delivery tubes carrying the IRIS films (which are 1.0" OD polycarbonate tubing).


Below are external links to several 1" soil push probes available online, that will work satisfactorily.


Note that that many push probes are not  1” OD (rather they are 7/8”, 15/16”, 1 1/8”, etc), and would not be suitable.

AMS 36" probe with 24" slot

Probe has replaceable tip (various options exist)

Link to AMS website

AMS 36" probe with 12" slot

 Probe has replaceable tip (various options exist) 

Link to AMS Website

AMS Ejector Spoon

A very handy tool for cleaning soil out of the probe when making pilot holes

Link to ams website

Mid-South Ag 36" probe

A simple standard inexpensive probe

Link to Mid-South Ag Website

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