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What it measures
Soil classification, characteristics, and related terrain context at the property.
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Where the data comes from
National soil information products processed for property-level reporting.
Soil layers are standardised onto Agtuary property geometries for KYE reports and map overlays.
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Coverage and resolution
Australia-wide, with local detail limited by the source mapping scale.
Mapped soil units at the resolution of the source dataset.
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Time and updates
Best available national soil mapping for the relevant source period.
Updated when source soil products are revised.
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How Agtuary prepares and checks the data
Agtuary clips and summarises soil classes to the selected property or parcel set.
Use as a screening layer. On-site sampling remains the standard for agronomic decisions.
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Known limitations
National soil maps generalise complex paddock variation. Irrigation, earthworks, and management can change local conditions.
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How customers use this data
- Rural valuation adjustments
- KYE reports
- Buyer education
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Use this data in Agtuary
API and bulk delivery are available on enterprise plans. Talk to us about data access.