Question 1

What data sources does AgriTerra use?

Accepted Answer

AgriTerra cross-references six federal data sources in real time: USDA SSURGO for soil data, NREL for solar irradiance, USGS for water gauges, USDA NASS for crop values and cash rent, and Census geocoding for parcel identification.

Question 2

How accurate is the soil analysis?

Accepted Answer

AgriTerra uses USDA SSURGO data, the most detailed soil survey database available in the United States, combined with a proprietary productivity index that scores soil quality on a 0-100 scale based on multiple soil characteristics.

Question 3

What states does AgriTerra cover?

Accepted Answer

AgriTerra covers all 50 U.S. states. The platform provides soil, solar, wind, water, and agricultural value data for any farm parcel in the country.

Question 4

What is included in the free analysis?

Accepted Answer

The free analysis includes a productivity score, solar potential (kWh/yr), wind suitability rating, water access data, estimated agricultural value, cash rent benchmarks, and nearby grain elevator bids.

Question 5

What does the full land use report include?

Accepted Answer

The $39 full report is a comprehensive 20-page PDF covering property details, soil analysis, flood zone assessment, wetland delineation, CRP eligibility, carbon credit potential, regulatory overlays, and investment projections.

Question 6

How do I analyze a parcel?

Accepted Answer

Select your state, search for an address or zoom in on the map, use the polygon or rectangle tool to outline your parcel, then click Generate Report for instant analysis results.

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