UNSPSC 41106707: Vegetation nutrition inspection device

A type of device that inspects the impact on growth, development and survival of crops when organic compounds, inorganic compounds and others are discharged into the nature. It is designed to measure the leaves of plants at the site.

UNSPSC 41106707 Vegetation nutrition inspection device is a Commodity code covering handheld and portable instruments that measure plant nutrient content and soil conditions — equipment that state and local governments procure for grounds maintenance, parks management, agricultural extension programs, and environmental monitoring. The code captures diagnostic tools used by maintenance crews to assess fertilizer needs, pH levels, and micronutrient deficiencies in turf, landscape plantings, and managed vegetation. State and local issuing bodies pursuing this equipment include parks departments, school districts with athletic fields and grounds, county extension services, municipal public works divisions, and special-purpose districts managing golf courses, greenways, and open space.

The source does not provide recent state or local contract opportunities tagged to this code. No issuing bodies, solicitation types, response dates, or geographic concentrations are present in the available data. This is a narrow, specialized procurement category — vegetation nutrition inspection equipment represents a small fraction of state and local vegetation and grounds management spending — and activity under the code may be episodic or bundled into broader grounds-maintenance or landscaping contracts rather than solicited as a standalone line item.