Our Soil Food Web Biological Assessment provides a comprehensive evaluation of soil microbiology to help growers, land stewards, and regenerative practitioners understand the functional health of their soil.
Each assessment includes:
● Total & Active Bacteria — measuring both the full bacterial population and the portion actively cycling nutrients.
● Total & Active Fungi — identifying beneficial fungal communities essential for soil structure and long‑term fertility.
● Total & Active Actinobacteria — assessing this key group involved in decomposition and disease suppression.
● Fungal‑to‑Bacterial Ratio — determining soil successional stage and suitability for specific crops or ecosystems.
● Protozoa Analysis — including flagellates, amoebae, and ciliates that release plant‑available nutrients through the microbial loop.
● Nematode Community Assessment — identifying bacterial‑feeders, fungal‑feeders, predators, omnivores, and root‑feeders to understand soil balance and potential plant stressors.
● Interpretation & Recommendations — a detailed explanation of results, including soil health indicators, functional balance, and guidance for improving biological activity.
This assessment provides a full biological snapshot of your soil, helping you make informed decisions to support regenerative practices, crop resilience, and long‑term ecosystem health.