The project, the foundations of which were laid in 2005 and which created "Soil Fertility Analysis" maps showing the distribution of soil structure and content according to all analysis parameters throughout our country with soil samples collected from 18 thousand points to date, received the ESRİ GIS Special Achievement (SAG) award.
ESRI, a software company that allocates 30% of its annual revenue to R&D research, is based in California, USA and is the global market leader in Geographic Information System (GIS) software, location intelligence and mapping.
Highlights from the speech of General Manager Aytaç ONKUN, who made a statement on the subject, are as follows;

“Today, it is important to use the opportunities offered by the software world while combating the elements that threaten our future in terms of agricultural production.”

“Especially at the point of sustainability of agricultural production, we need to create added value in the areas of adapting traditional farmer practices to climate change, increasing production and protecting ecosystems. Developing and disseminating practices that will bring the fertility of the soil to the society and making data-based production are among the most important items of the agricultural production agenda.”

“We are happy to benefit our lands and producers through the most accurate and effective use of our products.”

“As the leading company in the plant nutrition industry, we are happy to analyze this data and benefit our lands and producers through the most accurate and effective use of our products. With this project, which spanned many years, it was aimed to grow products that are strategic for the agricultural industry in our country, especially to detect plant nutrient deficiencies and to restore the decreasing soil fertility without harming the environment. Plant and region specific products have been developed and continue to be developed.”

“These projects should be considered long-term with a total quality perspective”

“Data-based production in agriculture is possible with the integration of various parameters, so these projects should be considered long-term with a total quality perspective; While increasing productivity in agriculture, the sustainability of our agricultural production and the protection of its future are of great importance. Ultimately, added value is created in our agricultural economy by increasing the profitability of our producers by saving time and effort.”