• If you’re starting a new farm, begin with Basic Soil Health Tests.
• For nutrient-specific concerns, opt for Macronutrient or Micronutrient Analysis.
• If plants are showing unusual growth issues, consider Soil Microbiology or Contamination Screening.
• For areas with irrigation concerns, test for Sodium Absorption Ratio (SAR) and Water Retention/Drainage issues.
• If you suspect contamination from heavy metals or pesticides, select the Contamination Screening Test.
• For sodic soils or areas with structural issues, choose a test that includes Gypsum Requirement Analysis to address soil improvement needs.
• If you're pursuing organic certification or want to improve soil fertility sustainably, a test for Organic Matter and Carbon Content will be ideal.

• Annually for most cases, especially before planting or applying fertilizers.
• More frequently for intensive farming or in areas prone to contamination.

Yes, our Organic Matter and Carbon Content Tests can support organic certification requirements.

Yes, our Contamination Screening includes testing for harmful heavy metals like lead, mercury, and cadmium.

• AI technology enables precise analysis of soil parameters, providing accurate and actionable insights.
• It facilitates efficient data processing, leading to quicker turnaround times for soil test reports.

While macronutrients are required in larger quantities, micronutrients are equally vital for plant health. Deficiencies or excesses in either can lead to poor crop performance.

• CEC indicates the soil's ability to hold and exchange essential nutrients.
• A higher CEC value generally means the soil can retain more nutrients, making them available for plant uptake.

Organic Carbon indicates the amount of carbon stored in soil organic matter, reflecting soil fertility and its capacity to support plant growth.

Soil pH influences the availability of nutrients to plants. Certain nutrients become less available in overly acidic or alkaline soils, potentially hindering plant growth.

High SAR values indicate elevated sodium levels, which can deteriorate soil structure, reduce permeability, and impede plant growth.

Identifying gypsum needs helps in reclaiming sodic soils by replacing excess sodium with calcium, thereby improving soil structure and fertility.

By addressing the specific nutrient and amendment recommendations provided, you can create an optimal growing environment, leading to improved crop yields and quality.

Investing in our Premium Soil Analysis Package empowers you with the knowledge to make informed decisions, ensuring the long-term health and productivity of your soil.

• Accurate Results: State-of-the-art labs and rigorous methodologies ensure reliable data.
• Customized Recommendations: Actionable insights tailored to your soil's needs.
• Sustainability-Focused: Our tests support eco-friendly and sustainable soil management practices.