Our leaf nutrient analysis monitors the levels of nutrient uptake by your plants. This enables us to diagnose existing nutrient deficiencies and predict other problems that may occur. By monitoring crop nutrient status across the life of the crop, we can help you optimise production and decide on management interventions that will make sure your yields aren’t nutrient limited.
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Even when fertilizers are applied, plants don’t always get the nutrients they need. Nutrient availability depends on several soil and environmental factors, and optimizing these factors can significantly boost plant uptake and improve crop performance. 1️⃣ Nitrogen (N) Apply nitrogen in split doses to reduce leaching losses, especially in sandy soils. Organic matter additions improves […]
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Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) is a fundamental soil property that influences how well soils retain and supply essential nutrients to crops. Knowing and managing your soil’s CEC enables growers to reduce fertilizer waste, optimize input costs, and improve long-term soil health. 1️⃣ What is CEC? CEC measures the soil’s ability to hold and exchange positively […]
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Even when fertilizers are generously applied, plants don’t always get the nutrients they need. Why? Several key soil and environmental factors influence how effectively plants can access and absorb nutrients. These are: 1️⃣ Soil pH Soil pH determines how easily plants can take up nutrients. Most crops thrive in a pH range of 5.5–7.0, where […]
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