Kazakhstan and Russia to study soil fertility using AI
Scientists from the two countries will build computer models linking data on fields, weather and farming practices. The key indicator is soil organic carbon.
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Scientists from the two countries will build computer models linking data on fields, weather and farming practices. The key indicator is soil organic carbon.
By October 22, farms in Omsk Region had threshed almost 2.8 million tonnes of grain at an average yield of 16.9 c/ha. Drought is the main…
Maximo Torero warns that if fertilizers become more expensive or scarce, farmers will apply less, and yields in the following seasons will fall.
The Financial Times reports that industrial sulfur has become almost ten times more expensive due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Phosphate fertilizer producers may…
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture intends to increase the share of land with optimal acidity and optimal phosphorus and potassium content by 4% by 2035.
The agricultural holding combines agrochemical and agrophysical field surveys, geographic information systems, variable-rate application of inputs and equipment upgrades.
From 2022 to 2026, Russian farmers began applying more NPK and less organic fertilizer. The positive balance of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium increased markedly.
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