full soil health visibility
No More Guess Work
Everything You Need to Maintain Soil Health
soil moisture
The available water content (AWC) of the soil, or the amount of water available to the plant for uptake.
salinity
The total salt content in the soil, reported as electrical conductivity (EC).
nitrate
One of the inorganic forms of the macronutrient, nitrogen, a chemical element naturally occurring in soil that plants utilize for growth.
potassium
A chemical element naturally occurring in soil and providing plants with better root growth and drought tolerance.
phosphorus
A chemical element naturally occurring in soil and required for various plant functions.
Soil temperature
The warmth in the soil, measured by the heat exchanged between the soil and soil surface.
pH
The measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a soil, also known as the soil reaction.
respiration
The release of carbon dioxide due to soil organisms respiring.
aeration
The available oxygen content in the soil.
At Three Different Depths
6 INCHES
Sensors located six inches below ground, evaluating the soil for deep to shallow-rooting plants.
12 inches
Sensors located twelve inches below ground, evaluating the soil for moderate to deeper-rooting plants.
18 inches
Sensors located eighteen inches below ground, evaluating the soil for deep-rooting plants like trees and large shrubs.
Gas Sensors
Measures at 6” and 12” Aeration (O2) and Respiration (CO2)
Soil Sensors
Measures at all three sensors nitrate, potassium, phosporus, pH, soil moisture, salinity, and soil temperature.
Data Ingestion & ML Will Auto-Detect Data and Run Through Carbon Models
Agriculture
Crops and management practices will be detected automatically at scale, fine tuned manually.
Forrest
Species, age, and density will be automatically at scale, fine tuned manually.
Ranching
Auto-detection of ranch and pasture. Scenario planning for various grazing practices.
Estimate Changes Over Time & Identify Areas of Strategic Opportunity
Scenario Planning
The Teralytic software can be used for carbon offset planning through calculating the number of years into the future with the land management approach.
Real-Time Soil Data
Communicate and manage readings from the sensors from up to fifteen miles away, the Teralytic sensors offer measured data to improve agricultural profitability and reduce carbon emissions.
Carbon Baseline
Our software has the ability to predict your field’s carbon baseline using historical land management, weather, bulk density, soil organic carbon (SOC) percentage and soil organic matter (SOM) percentage.
The Next Step in Smart Farming
Our network allows for minimal wiring and maximum reach. No Wi-Fi or internet connection needed. the most detailed soil quality data available, via a single probe with 26 sensors reporting soil moisture, salinity, and NPK at three different depths, as well as aeration, respiration, air temperature, light, and humidity.