Bassattackr
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Midwest Labs is probably most popular. Just open an account and mail in samples. That easy.
I use the S3C test to get a few more values. I paid around $55 for the last 2 tests I mailed in.
Your local NRCS branch will also test.
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I use the S3C test to get a few more values. I paid around $55 for the last 2 tests I mailed in.
Your local NRCS branch will also test.
deerdown
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So, here's some thoughts from guys who farm for a living. I'd add, if you're going to soil test, I'd make sure you're pulling your sample in a consistent manner, including sample depths, with enough sample areas combined, at the same time of year, etc .. Happy reading
Hawk32
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Do you just send it in under the agriculture tests?
Bassattackr
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Yep.
Hawk32
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Has anyone used the soil test from Whitetail Institute.
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Bassattackr
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Has anyone used the soil test from Whitetail Institute.
Food Plot Soil Test Kits | Soil Testing/Sampling Supplies
Get accurate soil health assessments with our food plot soil test kits. Get essential soil testing and sampling supplies you need here at Whitetail Institute.
Yes, here is one from a few years ago, wanted to see what they gave. The information is very limited. Just macro level nutrients tested.
Nothing for buffer PH, base saturation percentages, nothing for Sulfur which is a big miss for the macro level..
If you're just looking for PH and NPK values, it's fine. But otherwise the information is very limited.
For a few bucks more, a real soil test from Midwest is a much better tool.
Wi transplant
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Agriland fs does them like 15 bucks each
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