“If you're not able to get past that two inches with a normal probe maybe that's the time to dig out a shovel or try and switch to hydraulics or other powered methods to try and get deeper than that top two inches”

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use a shovel or switch to hydraulics to sample deeper than the top two inches of soil

two inches

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