LandPKS
Use the free LandPKS mobile app to discover the potential of your land and monitor change over time. Use your mobile device for soil identification, land cover and soil health monitoring, land management and farm record keeping, and more.
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Features
Identify Soil and Land Types
Determine the potential use and value of your land.
Monitor Soil Health
Track visual and laboratory soil health indicators.
Monitor Vegetation
Monitor vegetation cover, composition, and height. Tools for wildlife and habitat.
Track Your Management
Plan and track activities on your land in a simple calendar-based tool.
LandPKS in the Field
Mobile App
Download LandPKS today for free and discover the value and potential of your land. Use this information to plan and track management actions, and to monitor soil health and vegetation indicators over time.
LandPKS at Your Desk
Data Portal
Start with the LandPKS app on your mobile device. Access, edit, and download your data at your desk.
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LandPKS Learning
Learning Center
Find tutorials, videos, and helpful guides for using LandPKS. Learn more about the methods used in the app. Access student and teacher resources. Access helpful resources for managing your land.
LandPKS In Use
Learn what LandPKS can do for you
Discover how LandPKS can help you access, store, and interpret soil, vegetation, and land management information anywhere in the world.
From Our Blog
News, updates, and deep-dives into the LandPKS platform and resources for sustainable land management.
LandPKS partners with Terraso to build new and improved suite of apps
Current plans for the new app suite include US Soil ID, global Soil ID, and Land Monitoring.
SoilID redesign provides a powerful key to unlock soil information, including SoilGrids access
Since 2019, soilID, which links LandPKS users to existing soil maps of their location, has been at the core of LandPKS, and we just released a new version, available now.
“Maybe I’ll finally get a smartphone now!”
LandPKS holds a training event in San Luis, Colorado, to introduce local land managers to using LandPKS to access soil and ecological site information that can support management decisions.
LandPKS Partners
The USDA-ARS Range Management Research Unit, Jornada Experimental Range leads development of the Land Potential Knowledge System.
Jornada Experimental Range
Range Management Research Unit
2995 Knox St.
Las Cruces, NM 88003-0003, USA
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