Fertilizer efficiency is no longer only a sustainability goal. As input prices rise and farm margins tighten, field-level soil data can help growers target applications, protect yield and avoid spending money where additional fertilizer is not needed.
Explore the nine ions SMAGRY measures in soil, their roles in plant nutrition, and what each measurement can tell an agronomist about nutrient supply.
SMAGRY by SafePAS has been selected for the EIT Food Accelerator Network 2026, joining 65 European startups working to accelerate innovation across the agrifood sector.
For every farmer and agronomist, soil testing is supposed to answer a very practical question: what nutrients are available to the crop right now?
Estonian deep-tech startup SafePAS is preparing for a busy April in Poland. According to the company’s schedule, it will present its portable Drug Hunter analyzer at the POLSECURE 2026 exhibition in Kielce (April 21–23). As noted in the SafePAS news section, the event is a key public safety forum supported by the Polish police and…
Estonian deep-tech company SafePAS brought its new portable soil analyzer, SMAGRY, to the farm of Paweł Krawiec, accompanied by the Polish association Stowarzyszenie AGROEKOTON. During the visit, the agri-tech startup demonstrated how the compact device can help farmers make more precise decisions when cultivating blueberries and raspberries. The analyzer enables instant testing of both soil…
A recent report by the television program Aktuaalne kaamera on Estonian National Broadcasting (ERR) has caused concern among many farmers. Riho Kens, an agronomist at Viraito, explained that due to new tariffs on fertilizers imported from Russia and Belarus, agricultural producers will soon have to make “tough decisions” about what crops they can afford to…
