inSITE is our industry leading soil and plant analysis program delivered by our team of Experienced Area Managers. With inSITE, customers receive a full breakdown of test results for individual paddocks, alongside recommendation reports prepared by their Area Manager. Our recommendation reports outline specific product selection advice to deliver the nutrients required to achieve target yields and are based on our Field Research program and our Area Manager experience of local conditions.
inSITE is our industry leading soil and plant analysis program delivered by our team of Experienced Area Managers. With inSITE, customers receive a full breakdown of test results for individual paddocks, alongside recommendation reports prepared by their Area Manager. Our recommendation reports outline specific product selection advice to deliver the nutrients required to achieve target yields and are based on our Field Research program and our Area Manager experience of local conditions.
Customers can access their inSITE data through our SummitConnect online customer portal. This portal also gives customers access to trend maps, which allow farmers to visualise how soil nutrients are tracking across different depths and in different paddocks.
Stable in the soil as it is a cation, but converts to Nitrate readily.
As pH declines (becomes more acidic) Aluminium levels can increase in some soil types. High Aluminium levels will affect root growth reducing their ability to explore large volumes of soil and therefore their access to nutrients and soil moisture. (Read the article on soil pH here)
PBI is a function of soil type. Generally as a soil contains more iron, clay and organic matter, the higher the PBI. (See article)
Soil analysis is an essential part of developing a comprehensive fertilizer strategy for the coming season. This service involves gathering critical information on nutrient levels and other key soil traits.
Our comprehensive plant analysis service measures the amount of nutrients contained in the plant at the time of sampling and is the best indicator of trace elements currently available.