Traditional soil testing relies on the concept that a certain balance of nutrients in the soil will create healthier, more productive soils. Growers have traditionally used these soil test results to make nutrient application decisions to improve the health of their soils. But while that strategy may have been effective decades ago, new work is showing that that may not be the case in today’s microbially dead soils where nutrients cannot get absorbed properly.

In this webinar, John Kempf explains the connection between soil biology and nutrient absorption and explain why a different approach to testing and building healthier soils may be in order. This approach will not only help growers reduce input costs by cutting unnecessary fertilizer applications but it can also help bring your soil back to life and increase productivity.

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