Soil Microbiota and Carbon
We see soil as a system where organic matter, water, air and living organisms work together, beyond its role as a growing medium.

Products, guides and knowledge on soil health, plant nutrition and circular agriculture.

An agricultural approach that considers soil structure, organic matter and biological activity together. Babil Tarım focuses on understanding soil, sharing knowledge and keeping resources in circulation.
We see soil as a system where organic matter, water, air and living organisms work together, beyond its role as a growing medium.
A nutrition approach that considers the plant’s growth stage, soil properties and analysis results together.
Making use of organic resources after energy production and returning nutrients to agriculture in a controlled way.
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Explore the cycle connecting organic resources, energy, nutrients and soil.
Separating organic materials from crop and livestock production.
Controlled biological conversion in an oxygen-free environment.
Using biogas to generate electricity and heat.
Separating, analysing and managing the remaining material.
Returning suitable material to the soil according to analysis and an application plan.
Why calcareous soil and high pH are not the same measurement, and how high pH changes iron, zinc and phosphorus availability.
How to read NPK, micronutrients and the guaranteed analysis, and why the percentage is not the field rate.
How urea, ammonium and nitrate behave differently in soil, and why one large dose is not the same as splitting it.
What a leaf analysis shows that a soil analysis does not, and why sampling time and leaf choice change the reading.
How to judge compost maturity before field use: temperature, smell, salinity and the analysis, not color alone.
Why phosphorus becomes bound in soil and why raising the rate without a soil analysis is not the management.
Consider the crop, soil conditions and growth stage together.
Soil and nutrition approaches for perennial crops.
Cereals, maize and other field crops.
Outdoor and protected cultivation.
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