Pilot
Napier Grass, Gemas, Malaysia
- Modules
- Bio & MRV
- Status
- Trial
Projects
Active Projects around the World
Every pilot tests the platform on real ground. Side-by-side trials measure how the Phi Tech protocol performs on a specific crop and soil profile, against a control, with independent laboratory analysis. The same sites run MRV version 1, building the batch record to the requirements of different regulatory frameworks.
Project portfolio
Our projects across Southeast Asia
Trial
Horticulture trial, Bali, Indonesia
- Modules
- Bio
- Status
- Trial
Pipeline
Sweet Sorghum, Bintan, Indonesia
- Modules
- Bio & MRV
- Status
- Pipeline
How we run trials
Instrumented, side-by-side, control-referenced
Every Phi Tech trial is designed to produce comparable data. The structure is fixed before a trial begins and does not change once it is underway.
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Principle 01
Side-by-side plots
Treated and control plots are run simultaneously on the same land parcel, under the same management conditions, with the same crop variety. This isolates the variable being tested.
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Principle 02
Fixed treatment arms
Each trial tests a defined set of conditions: typically a control, one or more biological input treatments, one or more soil amendment treatments, and where relevant, combination arms. Treatment formulations are documented and locked before planting.
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Principle 03
Instrumented measurement
We measure soil health indicators, plant emergence, growth rates, and yield at fixed intervals. Sensors and manual sampling are both used. Data is logged with timestamps and plot references.
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Principle 04
Third-party laboratory analysis
Soil and plant samples go to accredited external laboratories. We do not analyse samples in-house. Laboratory certificates accompany all published results.
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Principle 05
Fixed measurement dates
Measurement points are set in the trial protocol before data collection begins. We do not move measurement dates to capture a better reading.
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Principle 06
Partner technology disclosure
Trials test partner technologies. Partner names and product specifications are documented in the trial record. We do not describe partner technology as proprietary to Phi Earth.
What is in trial now
Energy-crop trials on marginal land in Southeast Asia
What is underway
Phi Tech is running energy-crop trials on marginal land in Southeast Asia with partner biological inputs and soil amendment technologies. Trials are in the data collection phase. Sites include one active commercial pilot and one independent research site. Trial protocols are in place. Third-party laboratory analysis is commissioned.
Trial
Crop types under trial
Energy crops suited to marginal land conditions in tropical Southeast Asia. Specific varieties are documented in trial protocols.
Trial
Partner technologies under trial
Biological inputs and soil amendment products from commercial partners operating under MOU. Technology specifications are held in the trial record.
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Validation status
Where the evidence stands
Each trial question has a defined protocol, a measurement method, and a publication point. Status reflects the current trial cycle.
Yield response on marginal land
The central question of the current trial cycle: treated plots measured against control plots, with analysis by a third-party laboratory.
Data collection underway
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Treatment economics
Cost of the treatment stack modelled against yield response across land quality and crop scenarios. Modelling starts once the agronomic data is in.
Follows the agronomic data
Pipeline
Multi-site replication
Current data comes from sites in Southeast Asia. Additional geographies and soil profiles follow a confirmed first result.
Sequenced after first result
Pipeline
Multi-cycle soil data
Soil health measurement continues across successive growing cycles on the same plots.
Continues across cycles
Trial
What we publish and when
When results are published
Trial results will be published on this page when third-party laboratory analysis is complete and data has been reviewed against the trial protocol. We publish full results, including control arm performance and any arms that did not perform as expected. We do not publish partial or selective results.
Publication is expected following the completion of the current trial cycle. Partners receive results directly before public publication.
Partner on a trial with us
We work with landowners, technology providers, and research institutions who want to run properly instrumented trials on marginal land with a verifiable methodology. If you have a site, a technology, or a research question, that is where the conversation starts.