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Core Services

Three services. One restoration pathway.

We do not sell inputs in isolation. Each service feeds the next, from reading the soil to rebuilding it.

Two hands holding contrasting soil samples side by side
A digital probe taking a reading directly in the soil
01

Soil Assessment

We help farmers understand what is happening in their soil before deciding what it needs. Everything else we do follows from this reading.

  • Soil fertility challenges
  • Nutrient deficiencies
  • Salinity-related challenges
  • Soil degradation indicators

Four levels are available, from a basic assessment through to salinity work. See assessment pricing

Standard Fertility
Analysis measures

  • pH
  • EC
  • Organic Carbon
  • Available P
  • Exchangeable K
  • Exchangeable Mg
  • Exchangeable Ca
  • Exchangeable Na
  • Total Nitrogen

Plus sample collection and preparation

A farmer setting seedlings into a prepared field

Delivered in the field

Practical sessions on the plots farmers actually work.

02

Agroecology & Training

Turning scientific knowledge into practical action farmers can take with locally available resources, including the economic opportunity that sustainable agriculture opens up. Available per farmer, or at group rates that bring the cost per person down sharply.

Soil healthOrganic matter managementSoil fertilityCompost and organic inputsIntegrated pest managementCrop diversificationWater conservationSustainable land management
03

Biological Solutions

Locally relevant biological inputs for the hardest soils to fix, never sold apart from the assessment and training that make them work.

Laboratory flasks holding labelled microbial cultures
Available now

Udongo Rutuba

A soil fertility and restoration input that supports productivity on tired ground.

In development

Microbial Consortium

A salt-tolerant indigenous consortium built for saline and degraded soils.

Agroecology is more than restoration. Our training draws out the livelihood and entrepreneurship paths that healthier soil makes possible.