Traditional soil analysis focuses on what nutrients are present in the soil and what a crop needs to grow. The typical approach is to simply top up what’s missing. But this method doesn’t consider how nutrients interact with each other or whether they’re actually available for the plant to absorb. That often leads to over-application of fertilisers—with little real benefit to the crop.

DRIS (Diagnosis and Recommendation Integrated System) goes beyond just measuring nutrient levels. It analyses the ratios between nutrients to detect subtle imbalances, deficiencies, and excesses that traditional methods might miss. By understanding how nutrients work together within the plant, DRIS helps farmers make smarter, more effective decisions.