John Rasic - Soil Healer and Advisor
Expert insights for sustainable land management solutions.
GLOBAL EXPERIENCE
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Client's Testimony
Diwan Munger - Munger Farms Delano, California. -
" We brought in John and we did a pit every two and a half acres. And we analyzed those pits, made a detailed soil survey map, and then went through with a restoration project over the last year, and this is the result of what you're seeing right now. It's fantastic"
Why Dig ?
Soil begins at the surface and is measured downward. Every project stands or falls on the soil beneath it. Your soil holds the answers. We dig for them because soil does not lie. People do.
FiNANCIAL fACTORS
four-step mapping approach
Soil mapping that protects your investment
SOIL MAPPING THAT PROTECTS YOUR INVESTMENT
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Charlatanism
According to holy scripture, God created Adam from the dust of the Earth. He did not hand him a phone, a remote-control gadget, an air-conditioned office, or a Ferrari. He placed him in the Garden of Eden to cultivate and irrigate the land. That tells us something. Soil, water, food, and land management are not modern inventions. They are among the oldest responsibilities of humanity. Yet, after all these millennia, it is astonishing how little many people truly understand them. To drive a car, teach a class, or operate machinery, you need basic training. But to manage land - the very foundation of food production and life itself - too often, anyone can pretend to be an expert. That is where charlatanism becomes dangerous. In soil and irrigation, fake expertise does not just produce bad advice. It destroys land, pollutes the environment, wastes money, and damages the future.
Why do we Dig ?
Why do we dig ?. Ultimately we must look beneath the surface and this will tell the real story. To fully understand the land and its composition can only happen when we look below.
Muddy Soils & Their Management
Sustainable use and management of muddy soils are challenging across agriculture, landscaping, construction, and infrastructure. Each site and project brings its own problems, which is why copy-and-paste solutions do not work. In many cases, they can make the problem worse.
Muddy soils must be understood before they are managed. Generalising is illogical because one size never fits all. What fascinates me most is watching how muddy soils form - it is soil history in the making
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John Rasic - Soil Healer, Advisor and Mentor
Adelaide, South Australia , Australia
John Rasic - Managing Director johnrasic@outlook.com +61.423648433 James Fantasia - Glasnost Consultants / EXiQ - Webpage +61 418831591 james@exiq.com.au exiq.com.au
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Frequently Asked Questions
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While traditional soil science often relies on remote sensing and surface data, John’s "Soil Healer" approach focuses on direct interaction. He believes that soil responds to human actions and reflects how it is nurtured. His methodology involves "reading" soil profiles like books, digging, smelling, and touching the earth to diagnose problems at their root rather than applying "shortcuts" or chemical "tricks."
John provides high-quality technical data to guide rational decision-making through four core pillars:
Soil Surveys: Comprehensive inventories to determine the location and extent of different soils, providing a foundation for any land-use project.
Soil Mapping: Visual summaries of soil knowledge tailored to specific scales and purposes.
Soil Services: Expert guidance on land acquisition, remediation, amelioration, and whole-farm planning.
Soil Support: Ongoing management and advisory after the initial survey to ensure sustainable, long-term success.
John is a dedicated mentor and educator who shares his 45 years of global experience across 49 countries. He offers guidance to growers, investors, and agricultural professionals through his Youtube channel and direct advisory roles. His goal is to teach others how to interpret soil information so they can manage their land independently and sustainably.
Independence is at the heart of John's work. Unlike advisors who may be influenced by commercial biases toward specific fertilizers or chemicals, John’s recommendations are based strictly on what the soil profile reveals. As noted by industry leaders like Dr David McKenzie, John provides "fearlessly honest" and "diligent" information, ensuring your land management strategy is based on truth and long-term economic health.
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