Know your soil. Plan its recovery.

SoilTwin builds a digital model of each field to help restore Ukrainian farmland. It combines satellite imagery, weather and harvest records to assess soil health and guide decisions on soil improvement and erosion control.

See how it worksMeet the partners

OOrganic layer0–5 cm

Follow a field through the season.

Ukrainian fields with a twin
2,000+
Soil health indicators
4
Vegetation across the field2026

Mean NDVI

0.62

Less vegetationMore

Choose a month to compare the changes.

July 2026 · Mean NDVI: 0.62

ATopsoil5–60 cm

One field. A clearer picture.

Soil conditions vary within a single field. SoilTwin brings observations together in one model, helping farmers locate degraded areas, choose where to intervene and track recovery across growing seasons.

Input data

  • ImageryVegetation and surface conditions
  • WeatherHistorical and current conditions
  • HarvestsField-level yield records
  • SoilSamples collected in the field

BSubsoil60–120 cm

From field data to a plan.

  1. Gather observations

    Satellite images, weather records and harvest data build a history of each field.

  2. Assess the soil

    Machine learning combines these observations with soil samples to estimate conditions across the field.

  3. Choose an intervention

    The model identifies areas that need attention and suggests soil amendments and erosion control measures.

  4. Track the change

    New observations update the twin, so farmers can follow changes through the season and assess recovery over time.

CParent material · loessbelow 120 cm

See where the soil needs attention.

Nutrient composition
Nutrient levels and potential deficiencies.
Organic matter
Organic material that helps soil retain water and nutrients.
Compaction
Dense areas that restrict root growth and water movement.
Erosion risk
Areas vulnerable to soil loss from wind and water.
Erosion risk low

Field UA-KV-0421

Sunflower · 84.6 ha · Kyiv oblast

NDVI · field mean

0.62

+0.08 vs 2025

Organic matter
3.4 %
Compaction
moderate
Last pass
08 Oct 2026

Sow winter rye on the north slope to protect 12.3 ha of topsoil through winter.

Plan the next season, field by field.

Soil amendments

  • Fertiliser type and quantity
  • Cover cropping
  • Tillage practices

Erosion control

  • Terracing
  • Windbreaks
  • Drainage adjustments

In the dashboard or through an API

Farmers can review soil conditions and recommendations in the dashboard. Partners can bring the same data into their own systems through the API.

  1. 0.0–0.2bare soil
  2. 0.2–0.4sparse
  3. 0.4–0.6moderate
  4. 0.6–0.8dense
  5. 0.8–1.0very dense

RBedrockFoundation

Working with Olteks and Yadra.

Together with Olteks and Yadra, we are working to connect soil recovery planning with the supply chains that depend on the land.

Three people around a laptop at a meeting table in the Olteks office
A SoilTwin team member working on a laptop at a sewing station on the Olteks production floor
A SoilTwin team member looking at a tagged garment on a rail of finished Olteks clothing
Two Yadra workers in orange shirts stacking paper sacks in the processing plant
A Yadra worker in a branded cap sorting a tray of seeds by hand
Sunflower kernels moving along a conveyor belt
  • Olteks

    Recovery partner

    Olteks

    Ukrainian garment manufacturer.

  • Yadra, Seed House of Ukraine

    Recovery partner

    Yadra

    Ukrainian processor and exporter of sunflower kernels, niche crops and bird feed.

Cloud infrastructure

  • Powered by AWS
  • Microsoft Azure