Soil is important for plant growth and development and helps to increase the food production and productivity of crops. Hence maintainance of soil health is an important task in the field of agriculture because soils are heterogeneous in nature. Soil has to be studied and analyzed for the various Physical, Chemical and biological properties that help to maintain the fertility of the soil. The best method to study the soil is soil sampling and nutrient analysis.

Our soil kit provides you with the primary soil nutrient measurements, as well as pH, organic matter, soluble salts, cation exchange capacity, calcium, and magnesium which also influence plant growth and nutrient uptake. This comprehensive analysis ensures you have all the information needed to help your soil achieve optimal growing conditions.

A soil test is a process by which elements (phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, sulfur, manganese, iron, copper and zinc) are chemically removed from the soil and measured for their “Plant available” content within the sample. The quantity of available nutrients in the sample determines the amount of fertilizer that is recommended. A soil test also measures soil pH, humic matter and exchangeable acidity.

Pull a soil sample from your food plot according to the instructions provided

Order your soil testing kit

Mail your soil sample and completed form to our laboratory with the prepaid mailing label


Pull a soil sample from your food plot according to the instructions provided

Order your soil testing kit

Mail your soil sample and completed form to our laboratory with the prepaid mailing label

Insert spade or garden trowel to desired depth

-> Sample established lawns to the depth of 3 inches
-> Sample gardens to depth of tillage (usually 5 to 7 inches)

Reinsert spade or trowel to create a slice of soil

Remove spade or trowel with intact soil slice

Make a 1-inch core strip from center from entire core length

Remove grass and thatch, and add soil core to a clean bucket

Repeat process in five or six locations around the area to be sampled

Mix samples in bucket and fill the sample bag to the line
(approx. one cup)

Fill out this submission form and include with soil sample in box.  Adhere pre-paid shipping label to the box, secure and send to laboratory.