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Why are plants not absorbing nutrients well?

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In short: Even when the soil contains enough nutrients, plants may absorb them poorly because of non-optimal pH, nutrient imbalance, soil compaction or lack of moisture. A soil test helps identify the specific cause instead of simply increasing fertilizer rates.

Even if the soil contains enough nutrients, plants are not necessarily able to absorb them effectively. Possible causes include non-optimal pH, nutrient imbalance, soil compaction, lack of moisture and other factors that limit nutrient availability.

🔬 Comprehensive soil analysis from AgriLab determines soil acidity (pH), macro- and micronutrient supply, organic matter and other properties that affect nutrient availability to plants.

Based on the results, AgriLab specialists identify possible causes of nutrient imbalance and develop individual recommendations for optimising fertilization and improving the soil’s agrochemical condition.

This helps not only to determine which nutrients are lacking, but also to understand why plants cannot make effective use of the nutrients already present in the soil.

The result: more efficient nutrient uptake, rational use of fertilizers and the conditions for higher yields and profitability per hectare.

AgriLab — what matters is not only how many nutrients the soil contains, but how available they are to plants!

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