Review on 🌱 Huanyu Hay Moisture Meter TK100: Portable Fibre Moisture Analyzer for Tea, Corn, Straw, Bran, Soybean Meal, Grains & Chinese Medicine - 0-80% Probe Humidity Tester by Junior Samson

I am a Kona farmer who only grows coffee for my own consumption and gifts. However, since I store about 100 pounds of parchment coffee each year, getting the moisture content of the coffee beans right is important to me. I got it on a trial, but at $90 it's a steal compared to "coffee" moisture meters, most of which are between $150 and $300. be inserted into hay bales so that the probes are almost a foot long. I would prefer about six inch probes or maybe interchangeable probes to allow testing of smaller samples. I solved my problem by cutting a foot long 3" PVC pipe and capping one end. I fill it with grains, stick the dipstick in and get a reading almost instantly. I got a real one at a neighbor's Borrowed and compared a coffee bean tester. The accuracy of this device is exactly the same as the others. Multiple tests on the same batch of samples give exactly repeatable values. I am very confident in the accuracy of the readings. If I were to buy a meter, I would rate at least 50% save and get an accurate gauge.