PostgreSQL-backed research platform tracking biochar experiments, agricultural grants, crop management data, and soil science across 5 schemas and 19 tables.
Three interconnected areas of agricultural research and innovation.
Track biochar production experiments, feedstock analysis, pyrolysis parameters, soil amendment trials, and carbon sequestration metrics. Models the full lifecycle from biomass to soil application.
Soil ScienceManage agricultural research grants, funding sources, application deadlines, budget allocations, milestones, and reporting requirements. Links grants to active research projects.
FundingRecord planting schedules, growth observations, harvest data, pest/disease tracking, irrigation logs, and yield analysis. Supports multi-season comparative studies.
Agronomy5 PostgreSQL schemas organizing 19 tables across research domains.
| Schema | Tables | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| public | Core tables | Shared reference data, users, configurations, and cross-domain lookups |
| biochar | Experiments, feedstocks, analyses | Biochar production parameters, soil amendment trials, and carbon metrics |
| grants | Applications, budgets, milestones | Grant lifecycle management from application through reporting |
| crops | Plantings, observations, harvests | Crop lifecycle data, growth tracking, and yield analysis |
| spatial | Fields, plots, soil samples | Geographic and spatial data for field trials and soil sampling grids |
9 PostgreSQL ENUM types enforcing data consistency across the platform.
Database management and API endpoints.