On-site testing for compaction, structure, and moisture to assess land readiness for habitat creation, crop improvement, or development works.
Establishing diverse habitats—grassland, wetland, scrub, woodland, or riparian—to meet biodiversity goals or regenerative farming outcomes.
Laboratory sampling for pH, NPK balance, and organic content to guide sustainable soil management and reduce reliance on artificial inputs.
Early-stage advice on soil constraints, habitat potential, and land enhancement options for farm or development projects.
Seasonal surveys measuring grass growth, soil health and sugar levels. Findings presented with easy to read heatmaps to help balance grazing and reduce laminitis risk.
Identifying erosion-prone areas and designing stabilisation measures that protect soils and downstream habitats.
Practical testing for water infiltration and percolation to guide SuDS, pond placement, or crop drainage management.
Tracking carbon storage, soil vitality, and biodiversity progress as evidence for stewardship schemes or offset commitments.
Improving existing habitats such as field margins, hedgerows, and ponds to strengthen ecological corridors and pollinator value.
GIS-based mapping of soil zones, slopes, and hydrology to support land-use planning, habitat layout, and long-term management.
Nature-based solutions for managing invasive or dominant vegetation using mechanical, shading, and soil-balance techniques—no herbicides required.
Restoring soil structure through aeration, subsoiling, and biological methods to boost infiltration and root growth.