Mineral balance

During the production process, it is vital that you understand the mineral balance in order to adjust nutrition and irrigation methods. Indeed, the quality of the fruit – the ultimate result of the vegetative cycle – is largely dependent on the cultivation. 

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Physiological imbalances 

Physiological imbalances have a harmful impact on the plant (such as the risk of wilting or rotting and poor resistance to shock, etc.), ultimately resulting in heavy economic losses. Mineral diagnosis is therefore essential right from the formation of the fruit, through to its maturation and conservation, to achieve optimal quality.

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Analysis

This analysis will:

> Define water management and fertilisation techniques to obtain quality fruitCorrect imbalances at the tipping stage.

> Evaluate the state of production progress (early/late) and understand the optimal dates     of harvest.

> Predict the suitability of a batch for conservation.

> Classify harvested fruit according to their sensitivity to cold storage (fruit consistency,        physiological deficiencies, resistance to shocks and bruises).

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Method

Eurofins Agro analyses samples according to prescribed and established methods. The analysis report briefly describes the method. Here you can also see which method has been accredited by the Accreditation Council. We then put a Q after the method.

Below in the downloads, in the document “Laboratory protocol horticulture” (in Dutch) you will find a detailed description of the methods. This document supplements the information on the analysis report.