Does my soil have enough phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen? – AgriLAB

Does my soil have enough phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen?

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In short: An agrochemical soil test shows whether the soil has enough nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. NPK deficiency limits yield, while over-application is a waste of money, so rates should be based on the actual nutrient content.

Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are the primary nutrients required for plant growth, development and yield formation. A deficiency can limit yield, while excessive fertilization leads to unjustified costs.

🔬 Comprehensive soil analysis from AgriLab determines the supply of available phosphorus, potassium and nitrate nitrogen, assesses their distribution across the field and identifies areas with different nutrient levels.

Based on the results, AgriLab specialists develop individual fertilization recommendations that take into account crop requirements, target yield and soil characteristics.

Nutrient availability maps make it possible to apply fertilizers at variable rates, directing resources exactly where they are needed most.

The result: balanced crop nutrition, optimised fertilizer costs and the conditions for higher yields and profitability per hectare.

AgriLab — know what is in your soil before you apply fertilizer!

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