Calculate, plan, observe, and print without hiding the unit, formula, source, date, location, or uncertainty that gives a number meaning.
Choose a quick start or jump to a category. Every tool keeps its formulas, units, sources, privacy notes, and limitations visible on its own page.
TerraEvidence remembers only tool names on this device—not garden names, locations, measurements, or notes.
Review source-published month-level date ranges, scan the validated crop records, or open one crop while keeping its planting action and source details visible.
Current reviewed coverage: Harris County, Texas only.
Plan a compost pile from available materials, estimate C:N and moisture, and track the batch from heating through curing.
Build and track a compost batchCalculate rectangular bed area, soil volume, whole containers, and geometric plant spacing in metric or imperial units.
Calculate soil for a garden bedTime one to five single-ring trials with USDA 3-inch or 6-inch setup guidance, or calculate a custom ring's water volume from its known inner diameter and target depth.
Measure soil surface infiltrationMeasure the actual flow of a faucet, hose, nozzle, filter, timer, injector, sprinkler, or isolated zone.
Use measured whole-zone flow to calculate total volume, runtime for a selected volume, or runtime for a geometric depth.
Build a measured watering recordConvert an entered rain-gauge depth over a garden, raised bed, or small plot into geometric volume in litres and U.S. gallons.
Convert an entered water volume over a garden, raised bed, or small plot into geometric equivalent depth in millimetres and inches.
Calculate equivalent water depthCalculate total point-emitter flow and runtime volume from the actual emitter count and an explicitly measured, manufacturer-rated, or unknown-source rate.
Calculate point-source drip outputName a bed, container, tree, shrub, lawn area, or indoor growing area once, then optionally link future measurement records to its stable on-device profile.
Manage garden subjectsSave moisture, rainfall, temperature, pH, Brix, harvest, or another numeric value with its unit, method or instrument, exact garden position, conditions, source note, repeat number, and date.
Record a garden measurementReview measurements, water calculations, observations, and repeated histories linked to one saved Garden Subject.
Open My Garden EvidenceChoose only the plants, areas, measurements, activities, and observation fields you want, then print a reusable garden record.
Build a garden plannerCopy laboratory results while keeping analyte names, values, units, methods, flags, sample context, and report dates attached.
Organize a soil-test reportRecord symptoms, patterns, timing, moisture context, recent actions, comparisons, and photo filenames before seeking a diagnosis.
Start a plant observation recordPrint original field sheets for soil sampling, method and unit checks, or side-by-side garden treatments.
Record temperatures with probe position, moisture, odor, turns, rainfall, water, additions, and notes without receiving recommendations or certification claims.
Start a compost temperature logThese question-led guides connect a calculation or record to the science, assumptions, and limits behind it.
Use reheat response, texture, odor, recognizable feedstocks, curing context, and intended-use sensitivity together instead of declaring compost finished from one number of days.
Use the compost maturity guideUse inside dimensions and fill depth to calculate volume, convert to cubic yards or litres, round whole bags, and choose a settling allowance without treating it as a guarantee.
Read the raised-bed soil guideUse a calibrated bucket and stopwatch to measure litres or U.S. gallons per minute from the faucet, hose, nozzle, filter, timer, injector, sprinkler, or other configuration you actually use.
Run a bucket-and-stopwatch testCheck several root-zone locations, interpret soil feel or meter readings in context, then verify wetting depth and record what happened instead of following a fixed calendar.
Check soil moisture before wateringPreserve plant identity, the exact symptom or sign, pattern, timeline, root-zone and site conditions, recent actions, comparison plants, and photographs before seeking a diagnosis.
Record a plant problem before diagnosisKeep the value attached to its unit, method, reporting basis, laboratory flag, sample context, and report date before interpreting or comparing it.
Read the soil-test guideThe bed and water calculators open in metric units and retain clearly labelled U.S. customary alternatives. Results keep both systems visible, and no unsupported weight-to-volume conversion is performed.
Planting windows, climate zones, regulations, and product directions vary by country and region. Tools preserve the source you choose.
Stable labels, formulas, boundaries, and structured records provide a foundation for reviewed translations without creating unsourced advice pages.
Open the English-first Philippines page for metric-ready soil, raised-bed, rainfall, and garden-water tools. No precise location or external weather data is required.
Open Philippines Garden ToolsThe reviewed records apply only to Harris County, Texas. They do not determine whether current weather, soil or microclimate conditions are suitable, and TerraEvidence will not substitute Harris County dates for an unsupported location.
Open the Harris County planting date referenceUse a measurement-first guide that keeps geometric volume, flow evidence, setup context, formula, and limitations together.
The result does not determine plant-water need, watering frequency, uniform distribution, infiltration, or root-zone delivery.