Using the tools provided on this website you can gain a greater understanding of the health of your soil, compare your data and examine soil relationships.
A healthy soil has biological, chemical and physical properties that promote the health of plants, animals and humans while also maintaining environmental quality.
Meaningful use of soil test results relies on an adjustment of values for gravel and bulk density. Adding the gravel content back into soil test results tends to "dilute" results, and adjusting for bulk density allows you to determine nutrient lev...
More CalculatorsArbuscular mycorrhizas (AM) are generally beneficial associations (symbioses) between plant roots and specialised soil fungi. The chances are that all the AM fungi in any particular soil will be able to colonise all the plants that are grown there. Only a ...
More Fact SheetsSites participating in the Soil Quality program are issued with a "Site Code" This code enables the site owner to compare their site amongst their catchments and regions.
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