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What is the pH level of my soil?

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In short: The actual pH level is determined by laboratory soil analysis (soil pH and buffer pH). Acidity affects nutrient availability, root development and fertilizer efficiency, and an acidity map shows how pH varies across the field.

Soil pH is one of the key indicators of soil fertility. It affects nutrient availability, root system development and the efficiency of applied fertilizers.

Excessive acidity or alkalinity can restrict nutrient uptake even when nutrient levels in the soil are sufficient. That is why it is important to know the actual pH level rather than rely on assumptions.

🔬 Comprehensive soil analysis from AgriLab determines the pH level, assesses soil acidity and identifies the areas of the field that need correction.

Based on the results, AgriLab specialists develop individual recommendations for optimising soil acidity, including whether liming is advisable and the required rates of soil amendments.

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

The result: optimised pH, better nutrient availability, more efficient use of fertilizers and the conditions for higher yields.

AgriLab — good soil fertility management starts with understanding your soil!

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