You can't read the DC resistance of the Gypsum Soil Sensor or you can ruin it. If you apply a DC current to the sensor it will cause electrolysis (or plating of the electrodes) which will end up giving the sensor a permanent offset.
I did a test with a sensor once and watched the DC resistance constantly change as the electrolysis happened. It only takes less than a second to cause damage.
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