Quantifiable soil health data and standards are lacking, and this gap can create uncertainty in how to best achieve soil improvements and can hold growers back from reaching full potential. Yet soil health is tied directly to everything in agriculture, from sustainability, to nutrition, to yield, and more.
A company called “Continuum Ag” has developed software that imports soil data from many different sources and converts to a universal format so that it can then benchmark metrics such as nutrients, organic matter, and CO2 for different geographies, soil types, and cropping systems. Not only does this capability quantify soil health, it identifies soil health drivers and gives Continuum Ag the ability to offer growers a high confidence roadmap to soil improvement.
You are invited to learn more about Continuum Ag and how they are working to improve farm operations from the ground up at “Soil Data Benchmarking to Drive Farm Productivity, Land Value and Crop Premiums,” a webinar on Thursday, April 29, at 3:00pm CST featuring CEO, Mitchell Hora – REGISTER HERE
