Soil testing
Know your soil, field by field
Order the tests you need, sample the way that fits each field, and get results back as reports your growers will actually use.
Lab tests
Order one test or combine them on the same sample.
Haney Soil Health
H3A extractable nutrients, CO2-C respiration, water extractable carbon and nitrogen, nutrient credits and a cover crop mix suggestion.
Best for: fertility planning and soil health tracking
Total Nutrient Digestion
Total carbon, nitrogen and total nutrients in the soil, reported in pounds per acre, so you can see the full nutrient bank and not just what is extractable today.
Best for: nutrient inventory and efficiency
Soil Performance Analysis
Microbiome indices, biocontrol and phytohormone potential, nutrient cycling and crop disease risk from the soil biology.
Best for: biology, disease risk and biological products
Sample the way each field needs
Whole field
One composite sample per field for a quick, affordable check.
Strips and zones
Test treatment strips, check strips and management zones and compare them on one report.
Grid sampling
Pick a cell size, get sample points on the map, and see every cell colored by its result.
Two scores anyone can read
Every report turns the lab numbers into simple 0 to 100 scores, so you know at a glance whether a field needs attention.
Nutrient Efficiency Score
How well the soil cycles nutrients and gets them to the crop, from carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium accessibility.
Soil Performance Analysis Score
Overall soil health from biological activity, microbial balance, nutrient cycling and stress tolerance.
Reports also show the key indicators behind each score: carbon to nitrogen ratio, active carbon, organic matter, pH, soluble salts, respiration and micronutrients.
What you get back
Clear reports
More than 20 report designs, from a one-page summary to the full Nutrient Efficiency report.
Crop ideal ranges
Every value colored against the ideal range for the crop on that field.
Trends and comparisons
Compare fields, strips and years to see what is changing.
Soil survey and maps
USDA soil map units for each field, shown alongside your results.
Ready for your next round of soil samples?
Tell us about your acres and the tests you need. We will set you up and get your first order moving.