Plant nutrients are essential for basic processes such as photosynthesis, growth and development. Elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are necessary for the healthy growth of plants and sufficient yield. Therefore, correct balancing and provision of plant nutrients is of vital importance in agricultural production.

Soil analysis is a method to determine the physical, chemical and biological properties of soil. These analyzes reveal important properties of the soil such as nutrient content, pH value and mineral composition. An accurate soil analysis provides farmers with important information to determine the correct nutrition strategies.

Leaf fertilization is a method that allows plants to absorb nutrients through their leaves. It ensures that plants are fed quickly and nutritional deficiencies are quickly eliminated. Foliar fertilization is used as an effective tool to increase the growth and productivity of plants.

Phosphorus plays an important role in essential processes of plants such as energy transfer, photosynthesis and cellular growth. Adequate phosphorus intake is necessary for the healthy growth and development of plants. Phosphorus deficiency can cause problems such as poor root development, low yield and loss of quality in plants.

Plant growth regulators are compounds that regulate the growth processes of plants and increase productivity. These regulators, which contain hormone-like substances, can promote flowering, increase fruit set or increase tolerance to stress conditions. When used correctly, plant growth regulators can increase productivity and improve agricultural production.

Organic farming is an agricultural method that aims to preserve natural resources by minimizing the use of synthetic chemicals. Organic farming practices support soil health, increase biodiversity and reduce environmental impacts. At the same time, organic agricultural products are offered to consumers as natural and healthy food sources.