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Specially trained, self-improving

TerraTactics Soil Analysis

A specially trained and self-improving TerraTactics AI model. It reviews the readings you select, puts the pattern in plain language, and helps you ask the right questions — so laboratory tests and agronomy time go where they are actually worth the invoice.

Cited Quotes your measured values
Guarded No rates, no product names
Escalates When the lab or agronomist is due

What it does

A briefing from your farm, not a lecture from the internet

Soil Analysis is a trained TerraTactics model that only sees the paddock record you choose: TerraProbe screens, compaction notes and laboratory reports you attach. It turns those numbers into a briefing you can follow, then flags where accredited chemistry or a local agronomist should take over — so you are not paying for a full lab suite or a paddock walk on every guess.

On Grower
Also Advisor and Enterprise
Input
The readings, period and paddock you select
Lab PDFs
Attach stored reports as supporting context
Output
Summary, observations, next questions, limitations
Privacy
Coarse location only — never exact paddock coordinates

Spend it wisely

Laboratory fees and agronomy hours have a place

  1. See where the paddock is not uniform

    Analysis cites moisture, EC and temperature — the measured core — and treats screened pH/NPK as indicators, not lab milligrams per kilogram.

  2. Choose which samples go to chemistry

    When numbers disagree, drift, or a decision has money attached, it tells you to send a representative sample to an accredited laboratory rather than treating a colour kit or a probe screen as a rate.

  3. Take a sharper brief to your agronomist

    Print or share the run so the conversation starts with the same points, dates and caveats — not three spreadsheets and a memory of last winter.

How the model is held

Advanced, and deliberately constrained

Trained for this stack

Australian paddock English

Plain paddock English, from your record. Season, enterprise and region come from your account and the window you selected — not invented local folklore.

Evidence first

Every finding has a citation

Measured values and dates sit on each observation. Screened NPK from EC and penetrometer context are labelled so they cannot masquerade as one lab result.

Hard stop

No prescription

It will not name a fertiliser, a lime product or a rate. Natural-first management questions are allowed. Chemistry spend is an escalation, not an output.

How you use it

Decision support for the paddock record you selected

Use it to frame the next question, see where variation sits, and spend sampling, accredited testing and agronomy hours where they change the outcome — alongside your judgement, not instead of it.

Run it on a real farm record

Walk it on the demo farm, then keep it on yours

Soil Analysis is on Grower and the plans above. The demo shows the same Insights screen — look around, you cannot change it.

Field notes

Practical soil thinking, a few times a season.

Short, useful notes on sampling, seasonal comparison and soil health. No sales pressure, unsubscribe any time.

Free 16-page ebook

Know what to check—and when to call the lab

Get the Australian field guide to spade, infiltration, slake, compaction and soil-life checks, plus a printable paddock worksheet.

Free PDF. No card required. See our privacy policy.