Soil Analysis

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Location

Country:

State/Province:

ZIP/Postal Code:

City:

Sampling depth (cm):

Organic Matter & Nitrogen

Organic Matter:

Unit:

Estimated Nitrogen Release (ENR) (lb/a):

Phosphorus

Phosphorus (ppm):

Method:

NaHCO₃-P (ppm):

Cations

Potassium (K):

Magnesium (Mg):

Calcium (Ca):

Sodium (Na):

pH: Buffer pH: CEC (Cation Exchange Capacity) (meq/100g):

Hydrogen (meq/100g):

Cation Saturation (%) K Saturation (%): Mg Saturation (%): Ca Saturation (%): Na Saturation (%): H Saturation (%):

Micronutrients & Others Nitrogen (NO₃-N) (ppm): Sulfur (SO₄-S) (ppm): Zinc (Zn) (ppm): Manganese (Mn) (ppm): Iron (Fe) (ppm): Copper (Cu) (ppm): Boron (B) (ppm): Chloride (Cl) (ppm): Excess Lime Rating:

Physical Analysis / Texture

Sand (%):

Silt (%):

Clay (%):

Soil Texture:

Planned Crop Desired crop:

Top 3 Tips for Optimizing Your Soil Management

Rotate Your Crops

Crop rotation is essential for maintaining soil health and fertility. Change your crops every season to avoid depleting nutrients and reducing the risk of diseases and pests.

Use Organic Fertilizers

Organic fertilizers, such as compost or manure, can help improve soil structure and fertility. Make sure to use them correctly and in sufficient quantities.

Monitor Your Soil

Soil monitoring is crucial for understanding current soil conditions and making informed decisions. Use soil analysis or sensors to track pH, moisture, and other key metrics.

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Benefits of Using Soil Analysis

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Top 3 Tips for Optimizing Your Soil Management

Rotate Your Crops

Use Organic Fertilizers

Monitor Your Soil