What if you could spot crop problems before they ever show up in the field? That’s the promise of plant sap analysis.

Unlike traditional tissue testing, which captures nutrients already locked into plant structures, sap analysis measures what’s actively moving through the plant’s vascular system—the nutrients that are bioavailable right now.
Even more powerful: it compares old and new leaves, revealing how well the plant is transporting key nutrients like calcium, potassium, and magnesium. That makes it easier to catch deficiencies, imbalances, or antagonisms before they cost you yield.

Too often, growers rely on delayed or incomplete feedback—soil tests taken weeks apart, tissue results without context, or generic fertilizer plans. That guesswork creates blind spots. Sap analysis changes that.

With SoilBeat’s new Insights feature, you can upload sap data and instantly see:
• Nutrient excesses and deficiencies
• Interactions that block uptake (e.g. high K → low Mg)
• Trends across different fields or zones
• Whether your recent foliar or fertigation actions are working

This is how we close the loop between lab data, field observations, and crop actions—so you can act fast, apply smarter, and grow stronger.
Curious what your crops are trying to tell you?

Upload your data and explore Insights today at start.soilbeat.com