GroundScore turns the GroundTruth record into a standardized intelligence layer, while keeping record confidence visible.

Use this block to explain a score, index, benchmark, or performance framework.
Each layer contributes context to the record; confidence depends on completeness and recency.
Chemistry, texture, salinity, organic matter, and related field conditions.
Source, allocation, chemistry, and water-related constraints.
Plant measurements interpreted within the appropriate crop window.
Seasons on file, prior scans, observations, inputs, and prior reads.
Reported separately so users can see how complete and current the record is.
The source record remains visible beneath the score.
A maintained record can be rescored as new field information arrives.

Build the soil, water, tissue, and history record.
Roll the record into the GroundScore pillars.
Make missing or off-window layers visible.
Update the record as new seasons and field events are added.

Start with the agricultural record, then let the score become more useful as the record grows.