Tilth is the field journal for soil co-ops, market gardens, and regenerative growers — every reading rendered as a living core sample, layer by warm layer.
Three accents do all the talking — terracotta for the mineral body, moss for living matter, ochre for what needs amending. Surfaces are warm parchment beds, never cold white panels.
Each metric stacks into a soil core — depth, mineral band, and root zone read top to bottom, the way a grower reads the ground.
Log crumb structure, worm casts, and scent against every sample. Written for muddy hands and an unhurried season.
Share beds, amendments, and compost batches across the co-op without flattening anyone's land into the same grey table.
North Terrace this morning: dark friable topsoil, a clay band holding water, the mineral seam beneath, and a deep root zone full of life. Grade A+ — and you can see why.