Understanding Edaphia

Sources and Research

Edaphia’s public Sources registry lets you inspect the references used across the application without repeating a long source card on every crop page.

The public Sources registry

The Sources page is the global record of active public references. Individual recommendations may also display a nearby source label when it helps explain a specific claim.

Sources and Edaphia assumptions

A source-backed rule can still contain a clearly labelled Edaphia planning assumption, such as an editable serving size. The interface should distinguish what a source states from calculations or conservative inferences Edaphia makes.

When local guidance differs

Your local Extension office may have more immediate or specific knowledge than a broader Edaphia scope. Use the visible source and scope to compare recommendations, then favor reliable local guidance when conditions differ.

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