OUR PROCESS

Grid Sampling – Data Analysis – Report Delivery

Understanding and leveraging excess soil fertility can lead to significant tax advantages while ensuring your fields receive the best agronomic care. Crop Quest simplifies the process with expert soil sampling, in-depth analysis, and clear reporting.


THE PROCESS

1. Grid Sampling

Precision Matters.

    • 2.5-Acre Grid Sampling: We collect soil samples on a 2.5-acre grid to ensure precise fertility data across your fields.
    • Local Agronomists, Personalized Service: Your local Crop Quest agronomist conducts the sampling and is available for follow-up recommendations.
    • Accurate & Consistent Collection: Our agronomists use proven techniques to ensure sample consistency, leading to reliable data for tax and agronomic decisions.

2. Data Analysis

Turning Soil Data into Smart Decisions.

    • Comprehensive Soil Testing: We analyze key fertility factors, identifying excess nutrients and tax-saving opportunities.
    • Agronomic & Financial Insights: Our team interprets results to provide a balance between tax benefits and sound soil fertility management.
    • Tailored Recommendations: Your agronomist can help you develop a strategy for nutrient application and future soil health.

3. Report Delivery

Clear, Actionable Insights.

    • We provide multiple detailed reports to support your tax deductions and agronomic planning:
      • Excess Soil Fertility Reports: Documents nutrient levels and their potential tax implications.
      • Soil Fertility Management Report: Offers agronomic recommendations based on your field’s nutrient status.
    • Field Summary Report: Provides a high-level overview of all sampled fields, making it easy to review with your accountant.
    • Each report is designed to be accountant-friendly, ensuring you have everything needed to claim deductions while maintaining optimal soil health.

CONSULT WITH A CROP QUEST AGRONOMIST

Beyond the reports, our Agronomists are available to discuss the findings, answer your questions, and provide further soil fertility recommendations tailored to your operation.

Learn more about our
Excess Soil Fertility Study.