Soil sampling for nutrient analysis: things to consider when collecting your samples @CottonInfoAust
Soil sampling for nutrient analysis: things to consider when collecting your samples  @CottonInfoAust
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 35 minutes ago
Soil sampling to determine what your nutrient levels are is an important part of getting your cotton nutrition right, however the physical process of sampling is influenced by a wide range of factors. Technical Agronomist with Incitec Pivot, Bede O'Mara, provides an overview of what you need to consider when planning your sampling strategy, and highlights some of the pitfalls to avoid to ensure your analysis results are as accurate and useful as possible.
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Soil sampling for nutrient analysis: things to consider when collecting your samples

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