Agricultural modernization is a solid and important foundation of every nation.  It is the power source of sustained and healthy development of a country and long period of economic stability. Thus, the Government of Canada is providing funds to support the sector budget of Modernizing Agriculture in Ghana (MAG) Program, to facilitate the government’s initiative to achieve the transformation and modernization agenda of the country’s agricultural sector. MAG has an ultimate goal of developing a modern, equitable and sustainable agricultural sector that contributes to food security and improved nutrition. One of the intermediate outcomes is increased adoption of relevant production-enhancing technologies by farmers and increased adoption of market-oriented approaches to farm management, by farmers and other agriculture investors.  These production enhancing technologies are to be developed and made available by the CSIR through its relevant Institutions. The SRI, being one of the Institutions was tasked to transform all analogue soil information in Ghana into digitized format and come out with an Interactive Soil Web-Based Application Platform. Currently, soil information/soil data acquisition and sourcing of soil resources information remotely have been and continue to be challenging, militating against information/data sharing relative to soil resources of Ghana.