Veris soil texture readings are gathered by measuring the electrical conductivity (EC) of the soil. Because the electrical current travels two feet into the rooting zone, these readings provide soil depth and water-holding capacity information that has significant implications on management decisions.

Growing hemp is pretty easy. Growing quality hemp is difficult. Your soil fertility plays a significant and critical role in the quality of your hemp crops. Your plants need a healthy environment where they can thrive. To that end, identifying soil variability and implementing a way to manage that variability is key.

Whether you’re a grower, consultant, supplier, or researcher—you have something in common: your fields vary. The variability may be in water-holding capacity, organic matter, yield potential, nematode pressure, soil pH—or many other possibilities. One thing is certain. Managing these fields as if they were uniform is not the best strategy. Before you can manage soil variability— or manage inputs differently, you need to map it. And map it with the accuracy and intensity that truly captures the variations.