Services
Soil analysis, from the field to a decision.
We combine rapid in-field soil-health measurement, accredited laboratory testing and QSoil modelling into one picture of your land — mapped by zone, benchmarked, and written so it can be acted on.
What we measure
In the field
- Rapid soil health and biological activity, measured on site with hand-held tools such as PES Technologies sensors
- Structure, compaction and rooting depth by horizon
- Georeferenced sampling across the field, not a single composite point
In the laboratory
- Particle size, pH, EC, cation-exchange capacity
- Macro- and micro-nutrients, organic carbon, bulk density
- Run through accredited partner laboratories
From data
- Satellite imagery, national soil survey and weather, fused in QSoil
- Benchmarking against regional and national baselines
How it works
- 1
Scope & sampling design
We agree the questions to answer and design a sampling plan matched to the field’s real variability.
- 2
Field survey
Sampling is carried out on the ground, alongside rapid in-field soil-health measurement.
- 3
Laboratory analysis
Samples are processed by accredited partner laboratories using recognised methods.
- 4
Model build
Results and public data are assembled into a QSoil model of the field — carbon, moisture, nutrients, structure.
- 5
Report & recommendations
You receive a plain-language report, management zones, and the inputs for a Soil Management Plan.
What you get
- Management zones drawn on measured variability
- A report anyone on the team can act on
- Benchmarks against regional and national data
- Audit-ready inputs for Soil Management Plans and scheme reporting
- Your data, kept and returned to you
Tell us about your land and we’ll scope it.
Every engagement is quoted to the site and the questions you need answered.