Farm data often comes in silos—soil in g/cm³, sap in mg/kg, tissue in ppm, or even results in lb/gal. Without seamless unit conversion, critical insights stay locked away, delaying decisions and limiting precision. But when farmers and agronomists can effortlessly convert between g/cm³, kg/m³, mg/kg, ppm, and lb/gal, new possibilities open up:

🧪 Tissue results showing a potassium deficiency? Instantly compare with sap and soil values to trace the root cause.

🌱 Need to model nutrient uptake? Align units across test types to reveal imbalances before they lead to stress or disease.

⏱️ Pressed for time? Skip the spreadsheet gymnastics—get directly to decisions that matter.

Consistent units create a common language across data layers, enabling smarter predictions. Whether you're tracking a manganese deficiency creeping in from low-CEC soil, or spotting early signs of nitrogen overload tied to sap nitrate spikes, harmonized values bring clarity.

Most farmers still juggle PDFs, Excel files, and lab reports with incompatible units. This slows down insights and risks mismanagement. With unit conversion built-in, SoilBeat lets you toggle between systems instantly, making complex data accessible and actionable—no calculator required.

Curious? Explore cross-data insights in imperial and metric units with SoilBeat’s AI Agronomist at start.soilbeat.com for free.