Narok county soil health report

Soil suitability and agriculture in Narok County

Choosing the right inputs in Narok County starts with its soil chemistry. Sitting in the Rift Valley zone, Narok records an average soil pH of 6.13 — slightly acidic — a comfortable range for most crops. This suits maize, beans and most staples without heavy lime correction.

On nutrients, Narok soils measure nitrogen at 1.63 g/kg, extractable phosphorus at 25.7 mg/kg and potassium at 234 mg/kg. A basal DAP or NPK dressing at planting followed by CAN top-dressing is the usual backbone, but the exact blend and bag-per-acre rate should be tuned to these figures and your target crop. On current data, Narok soils score highest for Finger Millet. Get a free, Narok-specific fertilizer plan for your exact farm below.