Who Is Dirty Business?
Dirty Business Soil Consulting & Analysis (DBS) is a certified laboratory dedicated to providing premium agricultural testing and consulting services to the Northern California region and beyond. Our goal is to provide knowledge to help build healthy self-reliant communities.
Our Mission
Our mission is to protect Earth and its natural resources through scientific analyses and implementation of regenerative agronomic practices. By helping people and businesses care for their soil and water resources, we can assist in building resilient communities.
Our Vision
DBS believes that building healthy soil will help heal the planet.
Healthy soil, healthy plants, healthy people, healthy planet.
Through science and regenerative farming practices we can rebuild our soil resources and reclaim connection with the ecological systems that keep all organisms and our planet healthy.
The DBS Team
Owners
Sarah Schuette: Certified Professional Soil Scientist
Meet Sarah, Certified Professional Soil Scientist and Co-Owner of DBS. She hails from Saint Paul, Minnesota and is one of thirteen. Sarah graduated, with honors, from Humboldt State University with a degree in Soil Science (minoring in Botany & GIS). This mathematician and chemist is dedicated to helping farmers grow healthy, sustainable crops and uses her skills in her own garden. When she’s not working in the lab or gardening, Sarah may be found making clean cannabis medicine, twirling in aerial silks, or hula hooping. “Soil and water are the foundation of life on this planet, without which none of us would be here.”
Joanna Berg: Certified Professional Soil Scientist
Meet Joanna, Certified Professional Soil Scientist and Co-Owner of DBS. Joanna is from Minneapolis, Minnesota and graduated, with honors, from Humboldt State University with a degree in Soil Science (minor in Watershed Management). Her passion to improve access to scientific and professional agriculture in the cannabis industry comes from years of working in the business. “Soil is life – know soil, know life. No soil, no life.”