What is happening below the surface, made visible.
ORTH reads soil and water analyses in minutes, converts them to one unit convention, ties them to the plot they came from, and counts the moisture already in the ground before you irrigate.
Most of what limits a harvest is in the soil. The evidence arrives as laboratory reports in different layouts and units, moisture readings at several depths, a water table, water chemistry, and what the block did last year.
Nobody puts them together; the team walks to whichever point one tool flagged. ORTH reads them all on the plot.
Every analysis read for what it means on the plot.
Six things ORTH reads out of your soil and water data.
Every report read, whatever the layout
Soil, water and substrate analyses upload as the laboratory sends them. ORTH converts every value to one unit convention and flags a change of extractant, unit or laboratory between two reports before you compare them.
Texture, and what it means for water
Sand, silt and clay set how much water the ground holds and how fast it drains. ORTH turns your texture class into a holding capacity per plot, and the irrigation plan starts from it.
pH, EC and the salts
ORTH reads pH and salinity against your crop’s tolerance and names the consequence: which nutrients lock up at that pH, where sodium is breaking down structure, and what the leaching requirement is on your water.
Organic matter, CEC and the reserve
Cation exchange capacity and organic matter set how much the soil holds between applications. ORTH reads them to size the feeding programme: small, frequent doses on a light sandy block, fewer and larger on a heavy one.
Moisture at depth, water table, drainage
Readings at the depths you have them, the water table position and drainage behaviour are read together with the analysis. A block that stays wet at depth after irrigation shows up as a drainage problem before the damage shows in the canopy.
Season-over-season trends
Every analysis stays on the plot. pH drifting, salts building, organic matter falling: ORTH shows the trend across seasons and tells you which blocks to sample next, how deep, and when.
Every analysis read and tied to the root zone.
ORTH reads and interprets every analysis. The laboratory measures. ORTH tells you when to send the next sample.
Upload the report
Upload soil, water and substrate analyses in whatever format the laboratory sends. ORTH converts them to one unit convention and flags a change of extractant or unit between two laboratories.
Ask what it means for this plot
ORTH reads texture, organic matter, pH, salinity and the mineral profile against the crop and variety on that block, in plain language, with the working shown: what saline soil means for a citrus orchard, what low organic matter means for a corn rotation.
Count the water the ground holds
ORTH takes moisture readings at the depths you have, surface and root zone, with the water table and the water’s chemistry, and starts the irrigation and fertigation plans from the water already in the ground.
Track the trend season over season
Every analysis stays on the plot. Season over season the trend is visible, and a block drifting the wrong way is caught before it costs a year.
Know when to test
ORTH interprets analyses. The laboratory still measures. ORTH tells you when a soil or tissue test is the next step and reads the result when it arrives.
Every soil source in one read.
Time saved on every report, unit errors caught before they reach the field, and every analysis acted on in the season it was taken.
From the laboratory report landing to an interpreted reading on the plot, for every report, in every format the labs send.
Every report becomes an interpreted reading and a next step on the plot, in the season it was taken. Reports stop sitting unread in a folder.
Laboratory analyses, moisture readings, the water table, water chemistry and the weather, read together on the plot. One reading to act on.
The block that tests normal and still lags.
A citrus block returns a normal mineral profile and still lags the block beside it. ORTH lines up the two blocks’ analyses, moisture readings at depth and the water table, and finds the difference in the subsoil: salts building at the bottom of the root zone on the weaker block. It recommends the leaching schedule, sets the next sampling depth and date, and puts the check on the irrigation manager’s Actions.
What growers ask ORTH about soil.
Typed or spoken from the row, in your language. Answered from your plots, your weather, your analyses and your protocol, with the working shown.
Request a demoRun it as a team, or as a group.
Pick the plan that matches how you farm.
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For a farm or a grower organisation.
Everyone on the operation works from the same plot record.
- Every analysis, moisture reading and plan on one record.
- Team chats with ORTH on every plot.
- Actions assigned with an owner and a date. Field notes from the row.
- Packs from $5,000 a year. Live in days.
For a group, a network and its growers.
A private instance running your protocols on every farm.
- Soil trends tracked across every farm, season over season.
- Your protocols behind every answer, on every farm.
- A private instance. Your data, exportable at any time.
- Validated by your own agronomists before rollout.