Robotic Soil Sampling for Farmers

Do you struggle with soil sampling?

Frustrated by inconsistent sample depths?

Is it time to sample by the inch, instead of tens of feet?

Annoyed by samplers who don't prioritize quality?

Struggling to meet environmental demands?

Unsure if your soil sampling is biased?

Worried your nutrients aren't going in the right spot?

We understand your soil sampling pain.

We get you. Our CEO is a farmer and knew there had to be a better way to sample soil.

"With autonomous GPS pulling from the same spots every 3 years, we can see how nutrients change, and know when to cut back or add them, increasing our operation's profit. This and the sample quality is why we are a customer."

Scott Eikholt, Commercial Farmer

"The day that I met the Rogo team I knew we were once more at the threshold of the next step in sampling technology. This is as close to perfect repeatability as we may ever get."

Herb Steffen, GMS Soil Labs Owner

How to tackle your soil sampling challenges.

A simple 4-step process to get more accurate results and trend over time.

1. Reserve acres

Talk to us to select

the right service level,

then sign up.

2. Robot
Samples

We take SmartCore to

the field and it collects

samples autonomously.

3. Lab
Analyzes

Samples are shipped

to the selected lab

and analyzed.

4. Get
Quality Results

Accurate results are

delivered to you or your agronomist.with proper trend analysis.

Our Guarantee:

We'll Sample Acres Accurately, Safely and Professionally

What you will accomplish with robotic soil sampling.

Consistent sampling

Complete & Custom Depth Control
No Core Loss or Compression
Reduces Contamination

Repeatable sample core

Returns to Each Core within Inches
Accurate Data for Trend Analysis

No Human Mistakes

Complete Autonomy
Reliable Packaging and Identification
Done Right Every Time

Low Risk Investment

Provided as a Service by the Acre
Reduces Risk and Upfront Cost

How much is inaccurate sampling costing you?

How many of your soil samples are subpar quality?

Are the right amounts of nutrients going to the right places?

How are you certain your soil sampling is unbiased?

How much are you overspending on nutrients, or impacting yields?