Fewer
failed sites.
Registration and re-registration in the EU and India mean trial programmes across crops, soils and regions, and every failed site costs a season. SoilFlux helps you plan a programme that reaches your claim with fewer failed sites, and shows where the result applies. We assess the soil and climate at each candidate site and tell you when to sample, where, and what to measure to support a claim. Your product data stays yours and makes the recommendations specific to your product.
- NiedersachsenpH 6.2–7.5 · Loam · Fit 86%pH 6.2–7.5
LoamKeep · 4 reps - BrandenburgpH <6.2 · Sand · Fit 71%pH <6.2
SandKeep · 5 reps - BayernpH >7.5 · Clay loam · Fit 82%pH >7.5
Clay loamKeep · 4 reps - Sachsen-AnhaltpH 6.2–7.5 · Silt loam · Fit 90%pH 6.2–7.5
Silt loamKeep · 4 reps - MecklenburgpH <6.2 · Sandy loam · Fit 38%pH <6.2
Sandy loamSwap site - HessenpH >7.5 · Clay · Fit 74%pH >7.5
ClayKeep · 5 reps
Coverage
3 pH classes · 3 textures
Valid trials expected
6 of 6 needed
From plan, to field, to claim.
One model of soil and climate, available at any location, supports your trial programme before the protocol is written, during the season and after harvest.
Three decisions in every programme.
Which sites deliver your claim
Every claim needs a set number of valid trials: across crop groups, soil pH and texture classes for EU biostimulants, in each EU zone for biocontrol, and in three agro-ecological zones in India. We match candidate sites to those conditions and to where your product is likely to respond, so you commit to sites that can deliver.
Sources: EN 17700-1:2024 · EPPO efficacy standards · India FCO Schedule VI
How many replicates each site needs
The number of replicates depends on how variable the soil is. We estimate that variability before the season and set the replication for each site accordingly.
Where the result applies
After the season we show what drove each site's result and which soils and regions your evidence covers. Where a claim needs more support, we specify what to measure, where and when.
An answer you can hand to someone else.
You get a report you can share with a registrar, a trial partner or your management, with the evidence behind each recommendation.
Overall suitability
0.42
harmonic mean · Liebig's law
Limiting factor
soil pH
target range 5.8–6.8 · raise pH by ~1.0
pH
5.0
limitingOrganic C
1.5 %
lowTemperature
16°C avg
okRainfall
720 mm/yr
okTexture
Sandy loam
okSalinity (EC)
0.8 dS/m
ok
Site read-out from the report · illustrative
Success criteria first.
Before any contract, we agree in writing what a successful programme looks like.
- 01A call on one trial programme you are planning.
- 02Your past trial data, in whatever shape it is in.
- 03We agree up front what a successful programme looks like.
- 04We deliver the programme design, then the post-season analysis.
Priced per trial programme.
Bring us your next trial programme.
A good first conversation starts with a real case: a registration or re-registration programme you are planning, or one that did not deliver last season.