If you have a lab analysis, don't leave it on paper. Photograph the document or upload the PDF — the system reads the values (pH, NPK, organic matter) and writes them into the field's soil passport. From then on the AI's fertilizer and irrigation recommendations rest on exactly your measured figures.
Where: Field → Records → “Soil”
Open the soil section
Open the field and go from the “Records” group to “Soil”. The current soil passport (if any) shows here.
Upload the analysis document
Photograph the document you received from the lab or select the PDF file. A clear, straight photo reads better.
Screen: an “Upload analysis document” area — “Take photo” and “Choose file” buttons.
Check the read values
The system recognizes and displays values such as pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and organic matter. If any were read wrong, correct them by hand.
Screen: “pH: 6.8,” “Nitrogen: medium,” “Organic matter: 2.1%” rows, each with an edit icon.
Confirm the passport
After confirmation the values are written into the soil passport. Lab values take precedence over general soil maps and become part of the AI context.
Tips
- If you're looking for a lab, you can find one by region in the provider catalog and message it directly.
- If you send the field's short card to the lab with a share link, they arrive prepared.
- As you update the analysis, the old values remain in the history.
Next step
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