Soil Texture Classifier

Soil Texture Classifier MCP Connector for Claude

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Classifies soil texture using the USDA soil texture triangle based on particle size distribution.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for soil scientists and agricultural engineers to determine soil texture classifications. By inputting the percentages of sand, silt, and clay, users can utilize classify_soil_texture to identify the specific USDA texture class. The server also includes validate_composition to ensure laboratory measurements sum to exactly 100%, get_texture_boundaries to retrieve threshold ranges for the 12 USDA classes, and batch_classify_samples for processing multiple samples at once. It is designed to handle edge cases by providing warnings when soil compositions fall near classification boundaries.

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validate_composition

Verify if a set of laboratory measurements is mathematically sound

batch_classify_samples

Process multiple laboratory samples in a single operation

classify_soil_texture

The sum must be exactly 100. Identify the specific USDA texture class for a given soil sample

get_texture_boundaries

Retrieve the definitions or threshold ranges for the 12 USDA texture classes

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Classify a soil sample with 40% sand, 40% silt, and 20% clay.

The soil texture is classified as Loam.

Check if a sample with 50% sand, 45% silt, and 5% clay is valid.

The composition is valid as the total percentage is 100%.

What are the boundaries for the Clay texture class?

The Clay texture class is defined by specific minimum clay content thresholds within the USDA triangle.

You can use the `validate_composition` tool to verify that your sand, silt, and clay percentages sum to exactly 100% before attempting to classify the texture.

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