Plantesaftanalyse
Sold commercially
Plant sap analysis is marketed as a good tool for determining which nutrients the crop is currently lacking in the field. This is done with a view to spot gaps and imbalances, in order to make quick decisions about adapting the fertilizer plan to correct for the missing nutrients.
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| Name in original language | Plantesaftanalyse |
| Name in English | Plant sap analysis |
| Designer/ manufacturer | Interfiller A/S |
| Accessibility | Sold commercially |
| Weblink | https://interfiller.com/landbrug/plantesaftanalyse/ |
| Countries of primary use | Denmark |
| Main language | Danish |
| Other languages available | English |
| Brief description of the tool | Plant sap analysis is marketed as a good tool for determining which nutrients the crop is currently lacking in the field. This is done with a view to spot gaps and imbalances, in order to make quick decisions about adapting the fertilizer plan to correct for the missing nutrients. |
| Target crops | Barley, Beans, Maize, Oats, Oilseed rape, Peas, Potatoes, Rye, Sorghum, Soybean, Sunflower, Wheat |
| Type of tool | Crop analysis |
| Type analysis | Sap analysis |
| Nutrients assessed in the lab | N, P, K |
| The tool relies on a base recommendation system | No |
| The assessment frequency should be | If there is suspicion of nutrient deficiency or as forecast |
| Required data input is | Crop |
| The data can be imported from other tools and systems | No |
| The tools main output format is | PDF file |
| Data can be exported | No |
Funded by the European Union and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, European Commission or UKRI. Neither the European Union, European Commission nor UKRI can be held responsible for them.
Project Coordinators
Sarah Kendall
sarah.kendall@adas.co.ukSpyros Fountas
sfountas@aua.grheurope.nutrichecknet@gmail.com
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