Soil analysis & management
Georeferenced sampling, agronomic interpretation and fertilisation plans: the soil as the basis of every cropping decision.
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What it is
The service covers the whole path: sampling plan, georeferenced collection, laboratory analysis and, above all, the agronomic interpretation of the reports, turned into a fertilisation plan per crop.
In nitrate vulnerable zones (Directive 91/676/EEC) the analyses support compliance and the correct use of livestock effluents.
When it is needed
- Before new plantings: orchards, vineyards, perennial crops.
- Periodically: as good practice every 4–5 years on the same plot.
- Yield problems, waterlogging, suspected deficiencies or excesses.
- Fertilisation plans and effluent management in vulnerable zones.
- Fertility maps for variable-rate fertilisation.
How I work
Sampling by homogeneous zones (also identified from satellite maps), laboratory analysis, interpretation of the parameters (texture, pH, organic matter, macro and micronutrients) and an operational plan per crop.
What you get
Reports read and explained, rates and products per plot, and a georeferenced database that stays with the farm.
Sampling well matters as much as analysing: the right points, depths and timing.
Want to know what your soil really says?
Tell me crops and areas: I'll propose the sampling plan and an indication of the fee.
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