Soil Testing Services for Healthier Crops
From a basic soil test to expert consultation, find the right solution for your soil health.
Why every field needs a soil test
Guessing what your land needs is expensive. A soil test replaces that guesswork with real numbers. As a result, you buy only the fertiliser your crop can actually use. Many farmers cut input costs and still lift their yield.
Soil also changes from plot to plot and from season to season. Because of that, we collect a fresh sample, run it in an accredited lab, and send the results straight to your phone.
What your soil test report covers
Primary nutrients and pH
Every soil test measures nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. It also records pH and electrical conductivity. Together, these readings show whether your soil is acidic, alkaline or saline. They also show how much of each major nutrient your next crop can draw on.
Organic carbon and micronutrients
In addition, our fuller packages cover organic carbon, sulphur, zinc, iron, manganese, boron and copper. Micronutrient gaps are easy to miss. Yet they often explain why a well-fertilised field still underperforms.
How the soil test process works
- Book online. First, pick the package that matches your plot size and cropping plan.
- Free sample pickup. Next, our field team collects the sample from your farm. You can also ship it to us free of cost.
- Lab analysis. Then trained technicians run the sample and cross-check every reading.
- Digital report and advice. Finally, you get a plain-language report on WhatsApp, along with a fertiliser plan for your crop.
Choosing the right package
Start with the Basic Soil Check if you simply want to know where your land stands before sowing. Choose Complete Analysis and Consultation when you want an agronomist to walk you through the numbers. Meanwhile, the Season Support Package suits growers who want testing and advice through the whole crop cycle. You can compare every plan in our online store, or talk it through first on a video consultation.
Soil test questions farmers ask us
How long do results take?
Most reports reach you within 48 hours of the sample arriving at the lab.
How much soil should I send?
About 500 grams is enough. Draw it from five or six spots across the plot, then mix it well. Our team does this for you during pickup.
When should I test?
Two to four weeks before sowing is ideal. That way, you still have time to correct anything the report flags. Many farmers also repeat the soil test once a year to track how their land responds.
Is this the same as a Soil Health Card?
The parameters overlap with the government Soil Health Card scheme. However, our turnaround is faster, and every report carries crop-specific advice. For seasonal growing tips, browse our agricultural information library.