Nurseries
Container and native-plant operations, protected agriculture, and CEA. The audit reads air-filled porosity, electrical conductivity, and where water sits.
North Carolina
Scientific guidance for commercial container nurseries, market gardens, and residential food gardens. The work is the audit and the design. It is not a crop warranty.
Who it is for
Container and native-plant operations, protected agriculture, and CEA. The audit reads air-filled porosity, electrical conductivity, and where water sits.
Vegetable and flower producers, a quarter acre to five acres. The deliverable is the drip-zone layout and the fluid system. Installation labor is separate.
Home and estate food gardens. A 90-minute on-site look, then the backyard blueprint. Hardware installation is billed separately.
Pricing
$750
Two hours, on site or virtual. A three-page diagnostic risk matrix. Pour-through pH and electrical conductivity. This price is the nursery contract only.
$1,500
A facility-specific remediation document, delivered under the contract, and a 30-day follow-up. The specification is not published here.
$1,000–$1,800/mo
Three-month minimum. Bi-weekly check-in, EC and pH trend review, and emergency diagnostic support.
From $1,200
Custom bid by acreage. Compaction and air-porosity mapping, a drip-zone layout, and venturi-injector integration as a design. Installation labor is not in the $1,200.
$450
Flat fee for the 90-minute consultation and the design. The mineral specification stays in the contract. Hardware is billed separately.
Contact
Field photographs will be added later. Send the request now.