Wheat field at dawn

For farmers

The compound restores the land you already farm.

A region-specific biological consortium, prescribed to your field and applied through equipment you already own. Modelled payback in the first season; by year three the biology is doing work the inputs used to do.

Wheat economics

One harvest. Annual reapplication. Three scenarios per hectare.

Model assumes baseline yield of 3.5 t/ha, wheat price $250/t, full Harvestria service at $150/ha/yr including soil diagnosis, biology, application and in-season monitoring.

Baseline
$495
3.5 t/ha · ROI 0%
Conservative
$665
4.1 t/ha · ROI 113%
Expected
$905
4.9 t/ha · ROI 273%
Aggressive
$1110
5.6 t/ha · ROI 410%

Farmer cohorts we serve.

Smallholder farmers

Bundled with cooperative or DFI financing. Pay-on-harvest. Outcomes measured against an agreed agronomic baseline.

Commercial farms

Multi-parcel deployment, on-site agronomist, integrated with existing equipment and ERP. Annual contracts.

Cooperatives

Regional rollouts with shared lab capacity, group telemetry, and farmer-level economic dashboards.

How the land changes over time

Year one restores function. Year two amplifies it. Year three is different in kind.

Microbial community, organic carbon, root networks build on themselves. A field three years in is not three times year one — it is structurally different soil. The curve bends, season over season.

Year 1
Function restored

Baseline established. Consortium applied. First yield uplift recorded.

Year 2
Function amplified

Microbial community stabilises. Synthetic input dependence drops further.

Year 3+
Self-reinforcing

The soil now does work the inputs used to do. The improvement sustains itself.

Outcomes

What changes on your farm.

+28–38%
Yield uplift
Wheat cohort, seasons 2–3
−35–42%
Synthetic input reduction
N, P, K combined
−24–28%
Irrigation demand
Cohort range
~14 mo.
Payback
Across crops

All figures modelled · cohort median · pending public field-data release.