Site baseline
Location to county level, boundary, climate, slope and soils (the design tool report is a good start), plus photos and at least one lab soil test from before the work began.
Documented · Dated · Disclosed
Real properties, real numbers, and what didn't work. The library is in intake: entries publish here once their records pass review. Until then, this page shows the standard every entry has to meet.
We would rather launch with an empty shelf than with stories we can't back up. If you've worked a property for three years or more and kept records, we'd like to hear from you.
Submit a project →Location to county level, boundary, climate, slope and soils (the design tool report is a good start), plus photos and at least one lab soil test from before the work began.
Each intervention in order — earthworks, cultivation, planting, grazing — with dates, machinery, and the design reasoning at the time.
Capital spent, contractor hours and owner hours, and any income or savings attributed to the work, with how it was measured.
The same tests at the same spots over time: soil organic matter, infiltration, water held, stocking rate or yields — whatever the project set out to change.
What didn't work and why. Entries without a failures section are sent back.
We review the records, ask for raw data where figures look unusual, and label each entry with the evidence behind it: lab results, receipts, dated photos, or owner estimates.
Run your land through the design tool now and keep the report — it becomes your baseline.
Open the design tool →