A soil report is only as good as the soil testing lab behind it. This page explains how we handle your sample, who reads the results, and why farmers across India trust the numbers we send back.
Inside our soil testing lab network
Samples do not sit around. Once collected, each one is logged, dried, sieved and prepared to a fixed procedure, then analysed by trained technicians. Because every sample follows the same method, your results stay comparable from one season to the next.
What we measure
- Primary nutrients. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
- Soil reaction. pH and electrical conductivity, which reveal acidity, alkalinity and salinity.
- Organic carbon. The single best indicator of long-term soil health.
- Micronutrients. Sulphur, zinc, iron, manganese, boron and copper on our fuller packages.
How we protect accuracy
Every reading is cross-checked before it leaves the soil testing lab. If a result looks unusual for the region or the crop, it is re-run rather than published. That extra step costs us time, but it stops a farmer spending money on the wrong input.
The people reading your report
Numbers alone rarely change a decision. Our panel of 100+ agriculture experts turns each report into a plan for your field — which nutrient to correct first, what to apply, and what can wait. Advice is available in 15+ Indian languages, so nothing is lost in translation.
From your field to your phone
- Free sample pickup. Our team collects the sample from your farm, anywhere in India.
- Lab analysis. Your sample is prepared and tested to a fixed method.
- Verification. Readings are cross-checked before release.
- Digital report in 48 hours. Results reach you on WhatsApp in plain language, with a fertiliser plan.
Where to go next
Ready to test? Book a soil test and we will collect the sample for free. Want the results explained? Add a video consultancy session. Curious about the wider story behind the company? Read about us, or browse the agricultural information library for seasonal guidance.
Questions farmers ask about the lab
How much soil do you need?
About 500 grams, drawn from five or six spots across the plot. Our team does the sampling for you during pickup.
How quickly do results arrive?
Most reports reach you within 48 hours of the sample arriving at the soil testing lab.
How often should I test?
Once a year is enough for most farms. Test more often if you are correcting a known problem or changing your cropping pattern.