Dear Farmers and Growers,
As stewards of the land, you are constantly striving to optimize your farming
practices, enhance crop performance, and ensure the sustainability of your
operations. In this pursuit, one invaluable tool stands out: TISSUE TESTING.
NIP THE PROBLEM IN THE BUD: Testing both plants and soil for nutrient deficiencies
can protect crop quality and yield before it becomes a problem.
• It is crucial for gaining a comprehensive understanding of the nutrient dynamics
within your crops and soil.
• SOIL TESTING provides valuable information about the nutrient availability in
the soil, while TISSUE TESTING evaluates the actual nutrient uptake by the plants.
• By comparing soil nutrient levels with plant tissue nutrient concentrations, you
can assess how effectively your crops are utilizing the available nutrients.
• Overall, combining soil and tissue testing provides a comprehensive approach to
nutrient management, enabling you to make informed decisions and optimize crop
performance. It's important to coordinate both types of testing to ensure that your
nutrient management practices are effective and sustainable in the long term.
1. Sampling Techniques for Specific Crops
Common mistakes of taking field crop tissue samples
• Corn silk has begun to turn brown
• Soybean is in full flower
• Cereals and grasses are at flowering
Comments