Where is the land?
A place and a soil. If you have a laboratory analysis, it replaces every estimate below it.
Which one is your land?
The soil is read at the offset point, not in the town itself.
I have a soil analysis
dS/m
%
cmol/kg
mg/kg
%
Leave anything you have not measured empty. An absent value stays absent — it is never guessed into a number that flatters the result.
What do you want to grow?
Choose from the list, or name your own.
ha
t/ha
What are the conditions?
What we assume from the climate record, and what things cost you. Change anything that is wrong.
Climate on record
Adjust the exact figures
mm
mm
d
€/m³
€/h
kg/ha
kg/ha
€/ha
€/t
€/t
What this land could grow
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- Pays back in
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- Over your field
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- Net per season
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Where you are starting
Why this crop responds the way it does
Getting the young trees through
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Days between waterings, untreated
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With the pit treated
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Material per tree
What it has to be worth
- Your planting stock, per hectare
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- Material, per tree
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- Pays for itself if it saves
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Cost and return
| Option | Costs | Returns each season | Net over {years} seasons | Pays back in |
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What each part contributes
| Mechanism | Contributes | Evidence |
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Mycorrhizal inoculant
What this does not tell you
Put this on real ground
A plan is a calculation. A field pilot is a measurement, recorded season by season and compared against what was predicted here.