Can soil be tested separately for different productivity zones of a field?
Yes! Even within a single field there can be areas of high, medium and low productivity. They often differ in nutrient supply, acidity, organic matter and other properties that affect yield.
That is why testing soil separately by productivity zone allows a more accurate assessment of each area and helps identify the possible causes of yield differences.
🔬 Comprehensive agrodiagnostics from AgriLab includes zone-based soil sampling that takes into account productivity zones, field history and its agrochemical characteristics.
Based on the results, AgriLab specialists create nutrient availability maps and develop individual fertilization recommendations for different parts of the field.
This approach makes it possible to:
- Determine how high-, medium- and low-productivity zones differ.
- Identify agrochemical factors that may be limiting yield in individual areas.
- Optimise fertilizer rates according to the needs of each zone.
- Introduce variable-rate fertilizer application.
- Avoid unjustified costs in areas with low potential for economic return.
With the MyAgriLab digital portal, farmers can view maps, test results and recommendations, compare indicators and plan field operations more effectively.
The result: more precise management of each productivity zone, rational fertilizer use, optimised costs and the conditions for higher profitability per hectare.
AgriLab — every zone of the field has its own potential. We’ll help you identify it and make the most of it!
