Making Every Granule Count: How Soil Data Drives Smarter Nutrition Choices
)
With farm budgets under increasing pressure, choosing the right fertiliser isn’t just good practice—it’s essential. As Guillaume Franklin, Nutrition Agronomist at Origin Soil Nutrition, explains:
“The most expensive fertiliser is the wrong fertiliser. Getting this decision right has never been more important.”
Why Soil Data Matters
Farmers and growers know that balanced nutrition is key to maintaining yield and quality. Now, with government schemes incentivising soil analysis, it’s easier than ever to use soil data to guide purchasing decisions.
For those still planning nutrition for the season ahead, now is the time to check if your choices align with your soil and crop requirements. Origin’s Nutri-Match service helps do exactly that—using soil test data to correct deficiencies and optimise fertiliser efficiency.
Compliance Meets Opportunity
Since 2018, farmers in England have been required to hold valid soil tests under the Farming Rules for Water, and Wales will introduce similar requirements under its Soil Health Universal Action in January 2026. Leveraging this data isn’t just about compliance—it’s about improving yield and reducing waste.
Tailored Nutrition for Better Results
Origin’s product range includes up to 15 nutrients, matched to your soil’s needs. For example, if potassium levels are already high, Nutri-Match may recommend reducing potassium and focusing on other nutrients like molybdenum, which improves nitrogen use efficiency.
See Micro-Match in Action
Don’t miss the Micro-Match demonstration. Watch how electrostatically charged micronutrient powder is bonded to macronutrient granules, replicating the blending process that ensures even distribution across the spread width. This method increases micronutrient landing sites by up to 50 times, making these small but vital nutrients more effective than ever.
Visit Us at LAMMA
Origin Soil Nutrition will be in Hall 11, Stand 210, with regional sales and agronomy teams ready to offer advice and support. Discover how data-driven nutrition can help you cut costs, boost efficiency, and improve crop performance.
