Cation Exchange Capacity in 30 seconds 🌱 CEC measures your soil’s ability to hold and exchange essential nutrients like calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium. Why it matters ⬇️ Soils with higher CEC can retain more nutrients and release them to crops over time, supporting stronger growth. Lower CEC soils may need more frequent, carefully managed fertilization. Knowing your CEC helps you make smarter nutrient decisions and set your crop up for success. | ServiTech, Inc.

Call 833-247-4832 or visit agritecint.com to get in touch with an AgriTec soil advisor. Balancing soil pH comes down to understanding cation exchange capacity. In this video, learn what the cation exchange capacity is and how it can help you create healthy, high-yielding soil. | AgriTec International Inc.