Why measure potential mineralizable N?
Nitrogen (N) availability is the main determinant for plant development worldwide. This nutrient is…
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06
Dec
Why measure Iron and Aluminium in soil?
Aluminum in the soil is especially known as a limiting factor on plant growth. Active Aluminium…
06
Dec
Why are Calcium and Magnesium important for soil and plant growth?
Calcium (Ca) and Magnesium (Mg) are secondary plant nutrients but are just as essential for plant gr...
06
Dec
Near-Infrared Spectroscopy for soil analysis
Our population is growing rapidly, creating a much bigger need for food, while climate change and po...
05
Dec
Expert blog series: From early adopters to a revolution in agriculture
Dr. Christy van Beek, senior soil scientist at AgroCares and expert in soil fertility, shares what 20 years…
05
Nov
Interview with Soil Scientist Johan Bouma
Professor Johan Bouma, a renowned soil scientist, explains the importance of soil in creating a sust...
05
Nov
Why soil plays such an important role in achieving the Global Goals
Our soil scientists at SoilCares (now part of AgroCares) strongly believe in the importance of soil ...
05
Nov
Expert blog series: How fertiliser recommendations are made
Dr. Christy van Beek, senior soil scientist at AgroCares and expert in soil fertility, shares what 20 years…
05
Nov
Expert blog series: The soil mystery
Dr. Christy van Beek, senior soil scientist at AgroCares, shares her expertise on soil fertility and fertiliser…
05
Nov
Expert blog series: Are crops like humans?
Dr. Christy van Beek, senior soil scientist at AgroCares, shares her expertise on soil fertility and fertiliser…