Soil testing helps farmers apply the right fertiliser in the right amount, which saves money and protects the soil. For laboratories, the challenge is volume: thousands of samples, each with results and recommendations that must be printed accurately. Soil testing lab software turns that workload into a dependable routine.
The soil testing workflow
- Sample registration: farmer details, location, survey number and crop.
- Analysis: results for parameters such as pH, EC, organic carbon and nutrients.
- Recommendations: fertiliser doses calculated for the crop from the results.
- Soil health card: a printed card the farmer can understand and act on.
- Reports: summaries for the department by area, period and parameter.
Why dedicated software helps
- Fewer calculation errors in recommendations
- Consistent, readable cards in the official format
- Faster turnaround during peak seasons
- Searchable records of every sample
- Offline operation in labs with unreliable internet
Soil Health Card System
Our Soil Health Card System is an offline Windows application that generates soil health cards for the soil testing labs of the Department of Agriculture & Farmer Welfare, Haryana. It covers soil sample registration, nutrient analysis, fertiliser recommendations and printed soil health cards, and it works offline.
Managing the lab's own stock
Labs also need to track what they use: chemicals, reagents, glassware, equipment and consumables. Running out of a reagent halts testing; poor records cause audit problems.
eStock is our Windows-based stock management system used by government soil testing labs. It manages chemicals and glassware, equipment and consumables, issue registers and stock reports.
Beyond soil labs
The same approach works for other laboratories: water testing, seed testing, food and quality-control labs. We build custom lab management software around each lab's tests, formats and reports. Read why offline Windows software still matters for many labs.
Frequently asked questions
Can the card format be changed to match a new government format?
Yes. Formats and recommendation rules can be updated as guidelines change.
Can data be shared with a central office?
Data can be exported for consolidation, and syncing can be added when connectivity allows.
Talk to us
Contact us to discuss software for your laboratory.
