Site assessment
Understand & plan
- Review property layout
- Identify key applications
- Establish measurement plan
- Confirm independent testing
Real data. Independent measurement. Confident results.
Validation
process
Measure the baseline. Introduce EX10D. Reverse. Repeat. Verify. Deployment is property-specific, non-invasive and scalable — and your own data determines the outcome.
Deployment & independent validation
Property-specific. Non-invasive. Scalable.
Deploy EX10D
Install & activate
- Install EX10D emitters
- Non-invasive installation
- Target key zones (soil, water, equipment, storage)
- No power or wiring required
Operate
Real-world conditions
- Continue normal operations
- EX10D works passively
- Monitor and manage as usual
- Capture ongoing data
Independent measurement
Track & compare
- Measure key parameters
- Compare with baseline
- Use independent third parties where possible
- Document all results
Validate & analyse
Confirm results
- Analyse measured changes
- Confirm repeatability
- Validate consistency across seasons
- Assess financial and operational impact
Scale
Expand across property
- Extend deployment to additional areas
- Apply learnings to new sites
- Build long-term data sets
- Scale across multiple properties
Same land. Same practices. Objective measurement.
Observe. Remove. Reintroduce.
Baseline (A)
Establish the current position
- Measure key parameters (fuel, inputs, yield, soil, water, etc.)
- Document operating conditions
- Use existing records and data
- Ensure consistent methodology
Introduce EX10D (B)
Install EX10D emitters
- Install EX10D emitters
- Non-invasive and passive
- Maintain normal farm practices
- Continue to monitor and record the same parameters
Remove (A)
Return to baseline conditions
- Remove EX10D emitters
- Continue normal farm practices
- Measure and record the same parameters
- Compare results to baseline
Reintroduce (B)
Reinstall EX10D emitters
- Reinstall EX10D emitters
- Maintain normal farm practices
- Measure and record the same parameters
- Confirm repeatability of results
Independently verify
Third-party validation
- Independent measurement where possible
- Validate data consistency
- Use third-party testing and analysis
- Build confidence for broader application and scale
EX10D does not ask a property owner to accept a predetermined result. The property establishes its own baseline — and the data determines the outcome.
How we keep the comparison honest
Validation builds confidence. Confidence drives opportunity.
Control the comparison
- Same property and equipment
- Same operating practices
- Comparable loads and conditions
- Allow for seasonal and environmental factors
- Document all material variables
Measure objectively
- Fuel / energy use, emissions and temperature
- Water use and irrigation efficiency
- Inputs (fertiliser, chemicals, etc.)
- Crop growth and yield, livestock observations
- Equipment performance, maintenance and wear
Test repeatability
- A–B testing
- A–B–A or A–B–A–B where practical
- Multiple time periods and seasons
- Confirm changes follow deployment and removal
- Document consistency of results
Independent validation
- Independent measurement instruments
- Third-party testing and laboratory analysis
- Property and operator records
- Data review and statistical comparison
- Validation reporting
Independent validation partners
- Accredited laboratories
- Independent measurement
- Third-party verification
- Industry & research partners
Key measurement areas
- Plant growth & yield
- Soil health & biology
- Water use & efficiency
- Fuel & energy consumption
- Equipment performance
- Livestock health & productivity
Deployment principles
- Non-invasive
- Safe & passive
- Scalable
- Property-specific
- Real-world conditions
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Validation framework and evidence integrity
Real conversations. Real impact.