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Which soil properties limit yield the most?

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In short: Yield is most often limited by non-optimal pH, deficiency or imbalance of macro- and micronutrients, low organic matter, salinity, soil compaction and lack of moisture. A soil test shows which of these factors is the main one in your field.

High yields depend not only on how much fertilizer is applied, but also on the overall condition of the soil. Even with an adequate nutrient supply, crops may not reach their potential because of unfavourable soil conditions.

The main factors that can limit yield include non-optimal pH, deficiency or imbalance of macro- and micronutrients, low organic matter, salinity, soil compaction and insufficient moisture.

🔬 Comprehensive soil analysis from AgriLab evaluates key agrochemical indicators: pH, buffer pH, organic matter, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, sulphur, calcium, magnesium, micronutrients and other properties that affect soil fertility.

Based on the results, AgriLab specialists identify the main agrochemical factors that may be limiting yield and develop individual recommendations for optimising fertilization and improving soil condition. Maps make it possible to locate problem areas of the field and manage their fertility on a site-specific basis.

The result: an understanding of the real constraints on yield, rational use of fertilizers, optimised costs and the conditions for higher profitability per hectare.

AgriLab — find out what is limiting your field’s yield before investing in more fertilizer!

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