Soil Test (E). Micronutrient Tests – 6 Test

E. Micronutrient Tests – 6 Test

1. Zinc (ppm) : ₹149/-

Zinc (Zn) is a critical micronutrient, meaning your crops need it in very small quantities, but its presence is absolutely essential for proper growth and development. Zinc acts like a powerful catalyst, activating enzymes and playing a fundamental role in the production of growth hormones within the plant.

The Zinc reading on your soil test provides a precise measurement of this nutrient in parts per million (ppm). A zinc level below 0.6 ppm is considered deficient in most Indian soils, which can have a significant impact on your yield.

Why Zinc is a Limiting Factor for a Farmer’s Yield:

Growth and Hormone Production: Zinc is vital for the synthesis of auxins, the plant hormones responsible for cell elongation and growth. A deficiency can lead to stunted growth and reduced leaf size.

Fertility and Flowering: It is directly involved in the reproductive phase of the plant. A lack of zinc can cause poor flowering, fruit set, and overall reduced crop quality

Common Deficiency: Zinc deficiency is widespread in Indian soils, especially in rice, wheat, and maize-growing regions. For example, it is the cause of "Khaira" disease in rice, characterized by yellowing of the lower leaves

Our scientific soil analysis provides an accurate reading of your soil’s zinc status. If a deficiency is detected, we provide a clear recommendation on how to apply zinc sulfate or other micronutrient mixes, ensuring this small but vital element doesn’t become a roadblock to your farm’s productivity.

2. Iron (ppm) : ₹149/-

Iron (Fe) is a vital micronutrient that is essential for a plant’s health and productivity. While your soil likely contains plenty of iron, its availability is what truly matters to your crop. Iron plays a fundamental role as a catalyst in the formation of chlorophyll, making it the “green-maker” nutrient that gives your crops their vibrant color and energy.

The Iron reading on your soil test measures the amount of this available nutrient in parts per million (ppm).

Why Iron is Critical for a Farmer’s Yield:

2. Iron (ppm) : ₹149/-

The Iron reading on your soil test measures the amount of this available nutrient in parts per million (ppm).

Why Iron is Critical for a Farmer’s Yield:

Chlorophyll Production: Iron is required for the synthesis of chlorophyll, the pigment responsible for photosynthesis. A deficiency can cause iron chlorosis, a condition where the young leaves turn yellow while the veins remain green. This symptom is often mistaken for magnesium deficiency, but it appears on the new leaves first.

Energy and Respiration: Iron is a component of many enzymes and proteins that are crucial for energy transfer and plant respiration. Without it, your plant's metabolism slows down, stunting growth and reducing its overall vigor

Nutrient Uptake: It is involved in the reduction of nitrate and sulphate, which is essential for the uptake of nitrogen and sulphur

Iron deficiency is a common problem in soils with a high pH or high lime content, as the iron becomes “locked up” and unavailable. Our comprehensive soil analysis accurately measures the amount of available iron in your soil. We then provide a targeted recommendation to correct any deficiency, ensuring your crops can produce the energy they need for a successful and profitable harvest.

3. Copper (ppm) : ₹149/-

Copper (Cu) is a vital micronutrient that plays a critical, yet often unseen, role in plant health. It acts as a powerful activator for many enzymes and is crucial for the process of photosynthesis, protein synthesis, and the formation of strong cell walls. Copper is the “resilience nutrient” that helps your crops withstand stress and disease.

The Copper reading on your soil test measures the amount of this essential nutrient in parts per million (ppm). While only a tiny amount is required, a deficiency can be devastating to your harvest.

Why Copper is Important for a Farmer’s Harvest:

Photosynthesis and Respiration: Copper is a key component of several enzymes involved in photosynthesis and respiration, the two fundamental processes that power your crop's growth.

Stronger Stems and Roots: It is essential for the formation of lignin, which adds strength and rigidity to the plant's cell walls. This helps prevent lodging and makes your crops more resistant to pests and diseases.

Reproductive Success: Copper is directly involved in pollen fertility and seed production. A deficiency can lead to poor grain or fruit set, which directly impacts your final yield.

Copper deficiency symptoms often appear on the youngest leaves, which may show a bluish-green color and have a wilted, distorted appearance. Our comprehensive soil analysis accurately measures the amount of available copper in your soil. We then provide a clear recommendation on how to apply this nutrient, ensuring your crops have the strength and vitality to produce a robust and profitable harvest

4. Manganese (ppm) : ₹149/-

Manganese (Mn) is a vital micronutrient that is essential for a plant’s health and productivity. It acts as a powerful enzyme activator and plays a crucial role in photosynthesis, nitrogen metabolism, and the formation of chlorophyll. Think of it as a key that unlocks the full potential of your crops.

The Manganese reading on your soil test measures the amount of this essential nutrient in parts per million (ppm). A level below 2.0 ppm is generally considered deficient.

Why Manganese is a Critical Nutrient for a Farmer’s Yield:

Photosynthesis and Energy: Manganese is directly involved in splitting water molecules during photosynthesis, a fundamental step for your plant to capture energy from sunlight. A deficiency can severely impair this process, leading to stunted growth.

Efficient Nitrogen Use: It helps with the assimilation of nitrogen within the plant, ensuring that the fertilizer you apply is effectively converted into plant tissue and proteins.

Nutrient Uptake: It is involved in the reduction of nitrate and sulphate, which is essential for the uptake of nitrogen and sulphur

Disease Resistance: Manganese strengthens cell walls and helps produce compounds that give your plants a natural defense against various diseases.

Manganese deficiency often presents as interveinal chlorosis (yellowing between the veins) on the younger, upper leaves, and can be mistaken for iron deficiency. It is most common in soils with a high pH, high organic matter content, or in sandy, leached soils. Our comprehensive soil analysis accurately measures your soil’s available manganese, allowing you to proactively address any imbalances and ensure your crops have the strength and vitality to produce a robust harvest.

5. Boron (ppm) : ₹199/-

Boron (B) is a critical micronutrient that acts as the “reproductive nutrient” for your crops. While required in very small amounts, it is absolutely essential for the growth of new cells, pollen viability, and the successful transport of sugars throughout the plant. A deficiency can be a hidden cause of major yield loss, even when all other nutrients are in good supply.

The Boron reading on your soil test provides a precise measurement of this nutrient in parts per million (ppm).

Why Boron is a Limiting Factor for a Farmer’s Harvest:

Flowering and Fruit Set: Boron is fundamental to the reproductive cycle of the plant. It is crucial for pollen tube formation and viability, directly impacting pollination and the successful development of seeds and fruits.

Cell Wall Integrity: It is a key component of cell walls and is essential for cell division and structural integrity. A lack of boron can cause new growth to be distorted, cracked, or stunted

Sugar Transport: Boron is vital for the movement of sugars and carbohydrates from the leaves to the growing parts of the plant, such as fruits, roots, and seeds. A deficiency can cause a buildup of sugars in the leaves and a lack of energy in the areas that need it most.

6. Chloride (ppm) : ₹149/-

Chloride (Cl) is an essential micronutrient that plays a crucial role in the health and vitality of your crops. While needed in small quantities, it is fundamental for several key plant processes, acting as a regulator of water and nutrient movement.

The Chloride reading on your soil test provides a precise measurement of this nutrient in parts per million (ppm).

Why Chloride is an Important Nutrient for Your Farm:

Photosynthesis and Water Regulation: Chloride is directly involved in the process of photosynthesis, where it helps with the breakdown of water molecules. It also plays a key role in maintaining turgor (plant stiffness) and regulating the movement of water and solutes within the plant.

Disease Resistance: Research shows that adequate Chloride levels can help suppress certain plant diseases, particularly those caused by fungal pathogens.

Balancing Nutrients: Chloride works to balance the uptake of other nutrients, ensuring that the plant's overall ion balance is maintained.

While Chloride deficiency is rare in most agricultural soils, it can occur in areas with sandy soils and high rainfall. The more common issue is Chloride toxicity, which can happen in coastal areas, with saline irrigation water, or with the overuse of certain fertilizers. Symptoms of toxicity include leaf burn or scorching on the tips and margins of older leaves.

Our comprehensive soil analysis provides a precise reading of your soil’s available Chloride, helping you ensure a healthy balance. We provide recommendations to address any deficiencies or, more commonly, to manage high levels and protect your crops from potential toxicity

7 .Total Micronutrients Test: ₹944/-*

While primary (NPK) and secondary nutrients lay the foundation for your crop, micronutrients are the vital specialty tools that unlock its full genetic potential. Though needed in very small amounts, a deficiency in any one of these can be a hidden cause of stunted growth, poor quality, and significant yield loss. Our Total Micronutrients Test provides a complete analysis to ensure your crops have everything they need to thrive.

This Essential Test Covers:

Zinc (Zn): The growth catalyst, essential for hormone production and fruit development.

Iron (Fe): The "green-maker," crucial for chlorophyll formation and vibrant foliage.

Copper (Cu): The resilience nutrient, which strengthens cell walls and protects against disease.

Manganese (Mn): The photosynthesis activator, vital for energy production and nitrogen use

Boron (B): The reproductive nutrient, fundamental for successful flowering and fruit set.

Chloride (Cl): The water regulator, which helps with nutrient transport and disease resistance.

Don’t let a hidden deficiency in these critical elements limit your farm’s productivity. Our comprehensive micronutrient test gives you the data you need to apply targeted solutions, maximizing the return on your investment and securing a high-quality, profitable harvest.

Special Krushi Savya Total Micronutrients Price: ₹799/-*

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