Custom Soil Analysis

The soil in this paddock has a moderate depth of regolith (4.167m) with a shallower soil depth (1.124m), indicating potential limitations for deep-rooted crops. The pH level (5.94) suggests slightly acidic conditions, which may require lime application for optimal nutrient availability. The phosphorus content (0.0335%) is low, indicating a need for phosphorus fertilization to support plant growth. The organic carbon content (1.20%) is within a good range for nutrient retention and soil structure improvement. The cation exchange capacity (CEC) of 24.31 meq/100g indicates the soil's ability to retain and exchange nutrients effectively. Overall, this soil is best suited for grazing modified pastures for livestock farming, with a focus on managing pH levels and phosphorus inputs for long-term productivity and sustainability.