Does my soil need liming? – AgriLAB

Does my soil need liming?

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In short: Not every field needs liming: whether it is advisable and the rate of lime are determined from a soil acidity analysis. Acidity maps allow lime to be applied at variable rates — only where it is needed and only as much as needed.

High soil acidity can limit nutrient availability, impair root development and reduce the efficiency of applied fertilizers. However, not every field needs liming, and incorrect application rates can lead to unnecessary costs.

🔬 Comprehensive soil analysis from AgriLab determines the actual pH, buffer pH and other agrochemical properties needed to assess soil acidity and the need for liming.

Based on the results, AgriLab specialists develop individual recommendations on whether liming is advisable and on optimal rates of soil amendments, taking into account soil characteristics and crop requirements.

Acidity maps make it possible to apply amendments at variable rates — adjusting them to the needs of individual parts of the field.

The result: optimised soil acidity, better nutrient availability, rational use of money and the conditions for higher yields.

AgriLab — lime where it is needed, and only as much as necessary!

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