RESULTS

THE NUMBERS,

AND HOW WE GOT THEM.

Every claim we make about Liquid Natural Clay comes from a treated plot measured against an untreated one. The documents below carry the method, the conditions, and the data not just the outcome.

THE LIBRARY

Case study form

Romaine Lettuce Yield Trial

Agriculture · Salinas Valley, California · 2026
A row-crop yield trial on romaine, comparing treated and untreated beds through a full growing cycle.
Case study open-access

Sensor-based assessment of LNC effects on root-zone water and mineral retention in date palm

Ali T Mohammed · Date palm · 2026
Continuous soil-sensor readings tracking water and nitrate behaviour in the root zone across treated and untreated palms, with the full instrument setup and field gallery.
Case study form

Woodland Hills Country Club

Golf and turf · California, USA · 2026
A full-course LNC application on an established club, treated through existing irrigation — with baseline conditions, method, and the water and cost results that followed.
White paper form

Desert Control & University of Arizona field trials of LNC — Midterm status

Agriculture · Arizona, USA · 2026
Independent university trials across melon, cotton and celery. Soil baseline, treated-vs-untreated method, and midterm crop and water findings
Case study form

CSU Fullerton —Campus Practice Softball Field Trial

Sports fields · California, USA · 2026
An LNC trial on a university practice field: surface performance, water use, and playability across treated and untreated ground.

HOW WE
 MEASURE

A number without a method is a claim. Every figure in this library comes from a documented trial, and the document tells you exactly how it was produced.

If a result in one of these papers matters to a decision you are making, ask us for the underlying data. We will send it.

Treated against untreated

Every trial runs a control plot in the same soil, same climate, same irrigation schedule.

Measured, not estimated

Soil sensors record continuously through the season rather than sampling at the end.

Baseline first

Soil conditions are documented before application, so the starting point is on the record.

Method published

Application depth, duration, formulation approach, and site conditions are in every document.

BRING US A SITE

Every soil is different, and so is every formulation. Tell us about the ground you are working with and we will tell you what LNC would do to it.