🌾 No sign-up required. No eligibility screening. No cost to you — ever.
Available to all Ontario producers. Simply connect with us and get started.
What We Assess
Using the official digital workbook, we evaluate three of your key fields across ten critical areas of farmland health — establishing baselines and setting improvement targets.
Water Erosion
Evaluate risk of soil loss from rainfall and runoff
Wind Erosion
Assess vulnerability to wind-driven soil displacement
Tillage Erosion
Measure soil movement from tillage on slopes
Subsurface Compaction
Identify compaction layers restricting root growth
Organic Matter
Track organic matter levels for long-term fertility
Soil Life
Evaluate biological activity and soil ecosystem health
Soil Chemistry
Analyze pH, CEC, and nutrient balance
Phosphorus
Manage P levels for crop needs and water quality
Nitrogen
Optimize N management for yields and environment
Pollinator Health
Support pollinator habitat and biodiversity
How the Check-Up Works
A straightforward process designed to provide maximum value with zero cost to you.
01
Contact Us
Reach out to schedule your free Farmland Health Check-Up. No paperwork, no eligibility screening — all Ontario farmers qualify.
02
Select Your Fields
Together we identify your least challenging field and two most challenging fields. This gives us a clear baseline and targets for improvement.
03
Field Assessment
Your Certified Crop Advisor evaluates each field across 10 key health indicators including soil health, erosion risk, nutrient management, and pollinator support.
04
Receive Your Report
You receive a comprehensive workbook with tailored recommendations and best management practices to improve yields and field health.
Your Trusted Advisor
Agronomy and good farming practices are our passion. We bring deep expertise and recognized credentials to every assessment.
Certified Crop Advisor (CCA)
With 4R CCA Nutrient Stewardship and Integrated Pest Management (IPM) specializations
AOSPD Licensed
Authorized to write Nutrient Management Strategies and Plans for the province of Ontario. Building a barn? We can help!
NASM Plan Development
Qualified to generate plans for the application of Non-Agricultural Source Materials