The JT Lab
We run the experiments so your lawn isn’t one
We test products before we recommend them and log every soil sample we pull — so a recommendation is something we have watched work, not a guess off a supplier’s flyer.
See the Atlanta soil data →Open data
What the archive says about Atlanta soil
Pulled from 99 anonymized soil tests through the UGA / Fulton County lab — the clearest picture anyone has of what is actually under Atlanta lawns. Median pH 6.24, median CEC 7.39 (n=90), zero calcium deficiencies in 99 tests.
On the bench
Questions we're testing next
Question 01 · Not started yet
Bio-Charge vs. the bag
A head-to-head on one lawn: a strip fed only our Bio-Charge spray against a strip on conventional synthetic fertilizer. Same soil, same season, measured.
Question 03 · Not started yet
How far can organic matter move the tank?
No lime on any plot, a true untreated control strip, and organic matter measured before and after — because OM is the only number that reflects a real change in holding capacity. Lime alone would inflate the calculated CEC and fake a win.
Get your lawn in the archive
Every entry starts with a real lab test. See where your soil falls.
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