Tomatoes
Application guidance, soil pH and field resources.
Maxyield for Tomatoes
Raise tomato seedlings in a suitable nursery medium, then transplant sturdy seedlings into a moist prepared bed. Mix Maxyield into the bed or planting zone before transplanting without placing a concentrated dose against the stem. A further root-zone application can coincide with early growth or the normal side-dressing programme; water after application.
The calculator follows the protocol dated 26 September 2026: 10 kg/acre at transplanting and 10 kg/acre at first top dressing, 35–45 days later. For long-season or indeterminate crops, repeat 10 kg/acre every 2–3 months where required; repeat applications are calculated separately. Nursery media are excluded. Soil pH concerns require soil testing and appropriate correction, not automatic dose increases.
Soil pH & crop suitability
pH is a guide, not a yield prediction. These ranges need local soil-test interpretation; unlisted values are not automatically safe.
Best pH conditions for this crop; no yield percentage is promised.
Usually a lower pH risk; test nutrients and monitor the crop.
Increasing risk of reduced growth or yield; investigate soil acidity and nutrition.
Check for nutrient limitations, particularly micronutrients.
Maxyield is a soil conditioner. It does not replace fertiliser or a soil-test-based liming programme. Nursery media rates are separate from field rates.
About the crop photographs
Crop photographs help identify each crop. Reference images are illustrative and do not show Maxyield treatment results.