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TGS is supported by the unique Petrik tools system of soil, tissue and water testing.

Soil Analysis Report

This system enables diagnosis of chemical limitations in the soil prior to application of biology. More than 60 years experience in the field has lead to the Petrik test which presents a simple easy to read graphical depiction of your levels against optimum levels of each essential element for your soil.

The test includes kilograms per hectare recommendations for each element to reach optimum soil conditions. The Petrik system also evaluates and rates ratios between elements. This system support enables growers to provide the optimum chemical conditions for the Petrik biology to operate in. By evaluating and improving the chemical, physical and biological properties of the soil the Petrik system is able to deliver complete nutrition.

K is at 64 % of desired level and the field need in this case to correct to 15.7cm is 164 kg/ha of potassium.

Petrik Tissue Report
The Petrik tissue test shows tested levels of essential elements in the crop against critical and target levels for the specific crop stage. These elements are then ranked with respect to limitations to optimum production to highlight elements for foliar correction. Recommendations for application of these elements in grams per hectare are included in the report. While foliar application can be very useful in amending temporary deficiencies, our primary objective is to create optimum soil conditions for the support of the soil life the crop.

In this example potassium is the 3rd element most limiting to optimum production. This Petrik interpretation specifies 1950 g/ha of K be applied in conjunction with Petrik Impulse 200 for immediate temporary rectification of deficiency. Long term amendment will always require addressing soil availability and uptake issues.
 

 

 
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