With spring approaching, and farmers considering the expense of spreading chemical fertilisers – now is the opportune time to take soil samples.
As the cost of chemical nitrogen rises – many farmers are questioning what to do for the upcoming spring to reduce costs around fertiliser usage.
What does a soil sample tell you?
The principle of a soil sample test is to determine the nutrient status of your fields and give an accurate measure of the nutrients available in the soil.
Interpreting this soil sample allows us to prepare a fertiliser plan and gives a good indication of which fields require which fertilisers – managing lime, P and K as efficiently as possible.
By conducting soil sampling on your farm - you are obtaining an accurate representation of the nutrients available on the farm before adding extra expense.
Likewise, a soil sample creates a clearer picture of which nutrients are most in-demand by particular areas on the farm.
This testing allows you the opportunity to spread according to your needs.
Nutrient Management Plans
Through conducting soil samples for the designated areas throughout your farm – a nutrient management plan can also be constructed.
A nutrient management plan is a unique plan designed specifically for each farm. This planning helps to optimise the use of farm nutrients, maintain and improve soil health, reduce excessive build-up and lessen environmental risks.
Contact;
For further information or details;
Email: atempleagriconsultancy@gmail.com
Phone: 0858391019

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