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Test That Soil! Round 2
Whether you tend a postage-stamp backyard garden or a large acreage, having your
soil tested is a bargain you can’t afford to pass up.
For the price of a couple of fast-food meals you’ll receive a detailed soil analysis from a state-of-the-art testing facility, along with crop-specific recommendations for amending or fertilizing your soil. Following through with these recommendations will save you money, help you grow a better crop, and improve your soil environment.
The lab gets busiest in spring, so get your sample in as soon as your soil thaws enough to sink a spade into it.
To find all the information you’ll need to collect and submit a soil sample for testing, visit the Soil Testing Web page or visit your county Extension office in person.
Posted May 3, 2006


