01
Find the field’s history again
Locate the previous test, confirm the field and crop, and ask what has happened since.
For individual agronomists
Better recommendations. Less admin. More time for agronomy.
Bring lab results, field observations and farm history together, reuse your recommendation methods and keep advice connected to what happens on the farm. Spend less time preparing reports and more time applying your expertise and working with growers.
For agronomists running their own advisory practice.
The work before the recommendation
Every new report starts another search.
Before you can advise, you need to establish what happened in this field. Finding, checking and reconnecting that information repeats with each new question.
02
Put the information together
Match samples to fields and dates, check units and methods, and transfer values between reports and spreadsheets.
03
Repeat the report preparation
Rebuild calculations, charts, product selections and explanations that turn your analysis into practical advice.
04
Find out what was actually applied
Check where, when and at what rate the grower acted on the advice before making the next decision.
Customer-reported experience
50%
less time spent on recommendations at TerraVita Agronomy
“SoilBeat is a tool that does 75% of the work in half the time. I still adjust, tweak, and add insights along with my own observations into the custom report.”
Jason Hobson · TerraVita Agronomy
One advisor’s reported experience. Time savings depend on the workflow and the information available.
What could a connected workflow save you?
Build your own estimate of annual hours saved per advisor and farmer customer, using your workload and adjustable assumptions.
How SoilBeat works
One connected agronomic workflow.
Make better recommendations, reduce repetitive preparation and work more closely with growers. Keep evidence, advice and follow-up connected as your practice grows.
New evidence feeds the next decision — keeping the agronomic cycle connected.
01 · Measure
Keep the field picture ready for the next question.
SoilBeat brings reports, measurements, field observations and farm context into one structured record — so you spend less time preparing information and more time interpreting what it means.
01Import and structure the evidence
Prepare the evidence once. Keep using it throughout the agronomic workflow.
02 · Interpret
See more context. Reach better conclusions.
SoilBeat helps you move beyond isolated lab results by comparing trends, connecting measurements to field events and exploring the full farm record before you recommend.
01Compare trends, not just snapshots
Illustrative example
A low nutrient result is the start of the investigation.
The same result can lead to different actions when the field history changes. Review the evidence and field context before deciding whether an intervention makes sense.
Has the nutrient already been applied? Could dry conditions or root problems be restricting uptake? Is the result comparable with the previous sample?
Diagnostic framework: Missouri ExtensionLess repetitive preparation. More time for your judgement.
| Work SoilBeat helps reduce | Where you add value |
|---|---|
| Re-entering lab values and assembling records | Checking evidence and identifying gaps |
| Rebuilding charts and report structure | Interpreting trends and diagnosing causes |
| Repeating established formulas and templates | Validating calculations and adjusting the plan |
| Recreating tasks after issuing advice | Discussing priorities and reviewing outcomes |
03 · Recommend
Prepare the plan once. Reuse the method.
Build formula-based prescriptions, multizone plans and customised advisor recommendations from connected farm evidence. Reuse formulas and report templates, then check the calculations, adjust the products and rates, and approve the advice.
01Build the recommendation from the evidence
The point
Automate the repetitive work around the recommendation — not the agronomist’s judgement.
04 · Act
Keep the next action clear and connected.
A recommendation becomes more useful when the next action is already clear. SoilBeat connects published advice directly to the Activities module, giving farmers, agronomists and field technicians a simple way to move from recommendation to execution.
Publish the recommendation. Create the work.
When a recommendation is ready and published, its fertilisation and crop-protection activities appear on the farmer’s Activities screen — without having to create the tasks again.
Give the farmer a simple to-do list.
The grower can see the planned work and record it as done after completion. A planned activity and a recorded completion are different facts.
Assign work to the right person.
Activities can also be assigned to field technicians, keeping the recommendation and the people carrying out the work connected.
Create activities by voice while you are in the field.
Use mobile voice input to capture and create activities while walking the field, reducing note-taking and follow-up administration for both agronomists and farmers.
For the farmer
A clear list of what needs doing, with less administration and a simple way to confirm when the work is complete.
For the agronomist
Less time translating recommendations into separate tasks, easier delegation and a clearer view of what happens after the advice is published.
Recommendation → action
Published advice creates activities. Growers record completion, and that update adds context for the next decision.
→05 · Monitor
Know what was advised, recorded and observed.
Review recommended actions, activities recorded as completed, and subsequent observations together. The next decision can build on that history.
01ACTIVITY
Review recorded applications
Use completion updates as reported evidence of work carried out. Confirm application details with the grower where the next decision depends on them.
02OBSERVE
Bring new observations back into the farm record
As the season develops, field observations, scouting information and new measurements add another layer of evidence.
03LEARN
Build the next decision on what happened before
The next interpretation can use the connected history instead of requiring the agronomist to reconstruct the story from separate notes, files and conversations.
Close the loop
Advice becomes action. Action creates new context. New context improves the next agronomic decision.
Scale your advisory practice
Reuse your methods. Make more time for each grower.
Keep your formulas, templates and chosen products ready for the next client plan. Reduce repeated preparation while adapting every recommendation to the field and the grower.
Your methodology
Keep your interpretation logic, priorities and recommendation approach inside your workflow, so each new plan builds on the methods you already trust.
Your judgement guides every recommendation.
Your reusable methods
Reuse formulas, product selections and report templates across your client plans. Check the evidence, adjust the rates and customise the advice for each farm and management zone.
Prepare your method once. Adapt it to each field.
Your grower relationships
Deliver clear recommendations in your own language and report structure. Keep the advice connected to activities and follow-up so grower conversations build on the same field record.
Your advice stays connected to what happens next.
Room to grow
Spend less time rebuilding records and reports as your client base grows. Keep more time for diagnosis, field visits and the agronomic details that matter.
Serve more farms while retaining your personal approach.
Discuss how your methodology can fit a consistent, reviewable advisory workflow.
Working across a team? Explore team workflowsBuilt around the advisory workflow
Keep the context beyond the conversation.
AI can help investigate evidence and draft advice. SoilBeat connects that work to a continuing farm record and your advisory process.
An isolated AI chat
Useful for reasoning and drafting from the information you supply. Field history and subsequent work need to be brought into the conversation.
A connected agronomic workflow
Measurements, history, observations and recorded activities stay together. Apply your formulas and templates, review the recommendation, and keep the next actions connected.
Research behind the workflow
Independent research and extension guidance support the need for connected evidence and field-specific judgement.
- European Commission JRC · 2025Survey of 1,444 farms in nine EU countries: farm records, digital adoption and data sharing.
- Precision Agriculture · 2024Review of farm recordkeeping tools and their interoperability limitations.
- Penn State · Planning data collectionInformation gathering from farmer interviews, records and site evaluations.
- Missouri Extension · 2025Field-specific questions to investigate possible crop nutrient deficiencies.
- AHDB · RB209Nutrient planning guidance covering soil supply, crop requirements and organic materials.
These sources describe advisory work and farm data challenges. They do not measure SoilBeat’s performance or establish a universal time saving per recommendation.
SECURITY & CONFIDENTIALITY
Bring your expertise. Discuss how your data is protected.
Using AI in agronomy raises practical questions: who can access farmer information, what reaches an AI provider, and how recommendations are reviewed before reaching clients. Talk to us about your workflow and data-protection requirements.
We provide a mutual NDA before exchanging confidential information, including proprietary agronomic methods, formulas and commercial details.
Better advice starts with a connected field record.
Start with one field, bring the evidence together and prepare recommendations using your own methods. Keep the grower’s actions and new observations connected for the next decision.