INTELLIGENCE APPLIED TO SOIL QUALITY
We investigate pesticide residues, soil fertility and biology. We combine assessment and remediation to pursue higher productivity, food quality and value for your harvest.
FROM SOIL TO HARVEST
Quality · Productivity · Value
01 / THE FIELD IS THE STARTING POINT
From sampling to harvest results, each stage connects soil investigation to the next decision. Explore the methods that guide remediation, crop nutrition and soil biota management in each field.
The investigation begins with representative, georeferenced samples from the fields, taking account of management history and observed differences in the crop.
A soil baseline: analytical reports, sampling locations and limitations to investigate.
Next stepIntegrate the findings with soil biota, CEC and nutrient availability.
Biological and nutritional insights complement the chemical and physical assessment, connecting the community of organisms to growing conditions.
An integrated assessment of biota and fertility, with management hypotheses for each field.
Next stepCross-reference the analyses with spatial variability and crop performance.
DNA identifies organisms and genetic potential; biological activity requires additional indicators.
Drone imagery helps investigate crop variability and locate higher- and lower-performing areas for field verification.
A map of priority zones and comparison areas to guide the trials and select the pilot field.
Next stepSelect samples and treatment alternatives for bench-scale studies.
Vigor imagery indicates differences in vegetation; productivity is confirmed through field and harvest data.
In the laboratory, actual farm samples make it possible to compare remediation techniques and alternatives for improving the soil's nutritional and biological conditions.
A selected treatment protocol and evaluation criteria for the pilot.
Next stepValidate the alternative on a small scale directly in the target field.
Treatment moves from the laboratory bench to a pilot area within the target field, under the farm's actual soil, irrigation, climate and management conditions.
A pilot report with observed results and criteria for proceeding, adjusting or reassessing the technique.
Next stepDetermine the scale and requirements of field treatment based on the pilot results.
Pilot results guide the development of the full-scale treatment plan, accounting for the differences and priorities of each field.
A field treatment implementation plan, with monitoring targets and a defined budget.
Next stepImplement the plan and monitor the soil and crop through harvest.
The harvest brings together the program's agronomic and economic results. The evaluation compares observations with baseline conditions and reference areas.
A results report for each field and priorities for the next production cycle.
Next stepMaintain, adjust or expand the program based on evidence from the farm.
02 / TERRAPURE SERVICES
Six service areas connect soil quality to farm performance. Each project brings together the services needed for the crop, the identified problem and the target market.
Sampling and chemical analyses to identify priority compounds and guide soil restoration.
Explore the analyses ↗ 02 / SOIL BIOLOGYInvestigation of soil organisms to complement the assessment of fertility and management conditions.
Explore soil biology ↗ 03 / PRECISION AGRICULTUREGeoreferenced samples and maps of nutrients, acidity and soil attributes to support area-specific decisions.
View deliverables ↗ 04 / SOIL RESTORATIONTrials, pilot projects and application of selected techniques for agricultural soil.
Explore the techniques ↗ 05 / HARVEST VALUEIntegration with produce testing, traceability and buyer and destination-market requirements.
Prepare your produce ↗ 06 / MEASURABLE RESULTSMonitoring of marketable yield, costs and margins to evaluate the return on investment.
Measure progress ↗
HARVEST QUALITY · CONCEPTUAL IMAGEFROM SOIL QUALITY TO FOOD VALUE
For every crop, higher yields must go hand in hand with marketable quality and efficient resource use. The program connects soil conditions to usable yield, fruit quality standards and harvest losses.
For exports, we coordinate the work of the farm, agronomic advisors and the packing house: management history, food residue testing and lot traceability help prepare produce for demanding markets.
Explore our quality servicesONE OF THE TECHNIQUES IN THE RESTORATION PLAN
Investigate first. Apply with care.
Micron-sized activated carbon in an aqueous suspension for the adsorption of pesticide residues. Its application is included in the plan when the assessment and trials indicate suitability, with evaluation of soil and crop response.
Explore the technology
MICRON-SIZED PARTICLES · AQUEOUS SUSPENSION03 / CONNECTED TECHNICAL EXPERTISE
Terrapure brings together investigation, specialized analyses and remediation expertise. Coordination with the farm's agronomic team turns the findings into field priorities.
Environmental analytical support for soil and water, and treatability trials. DNA, fertility and food analyses are coordinated with specialized laboratories according to each project's scope.
Explore analytical support ↗Experience in investigation, remediation and monitoring to evaluate alternatives and guide interventions compatible with agricultural use.
Explore this expertise ↗Chemical and environmental engineer, investor and inventor. He brings his experience in environmental cleanup to the development of solutions for soil quality.
Explore his background ↗04 / SCIENCE & EVIDENCE
How to integrate the microbiome with chemistry, management and crop history.
Explore publication ↗FERTILITY / TECHNICAL CONTENTSampling and spatial analysis to investigate soil limitations.
Explore publication ↗FIELD / PROTOCOLControls and indicators for monitoring soil, harvest and economic performance.
Explore publication ↗Terrapure organizes investigation, remediation and monitoring around the needs of those who grow, advise on or market food. Each project starts with a question: understand a constraint, compare areas, test an intervention or prepare information for an intended market.
Markets ↗LET'S BUILD THIS ASSESSMENT.
Tell us about your challenge and your goal for the next harvest. Let's connect soil quality to your farm's performance.
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