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1. mdc.mo.gov › your-property › agricultureTaking a Soil Sample | Missouri Department of Conservation

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   Routine soil testing helps landowners determine lime requirements, organic matter, and the amounts of available nutrients. The reliability of a soil test is only as good as the sample you submit. Follow these procedures to ensure your soil sample is representative of your property.

2. extension.missouri.edu › programs › soil-and-plantSoil test procedures and recommendations guides - MU Extension

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   Soil test procedures and recommendations guides. Interpretations and recommendations are based on the crops you select on the Soil Information Forms. As recommendations differ for different crops, it is important you select the cropping options you intend to plant. Soil pHs (1:1 solution:soil suspension).

3. extension.missouri.edu › programs › soil-and-plantSoil analysis | MU Extension

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   • How to Take A Soil Sample
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   These are general guidelines for taking a soil sample. Additional instructions for specific types of soil are provided on those pages. A well-taken soil sample results in appropriate recommended rates of fertilizer and limestone. Soil samples should consist of uniform soil areas. Each area should have the same soil color and texture, cropping histo...

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   A soil coring device such as a probe or auger works best to sample soil because these tools equally collect soil from surface through the entire sampling depth. Augers are recommended on rocky soils. Hand samplers at least 3 feet long are desirable because they reduce back strain. Soil probes and augers are available through agriculture companies o...

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   Obtain a six to seven inch core for soil sampling. 1. Discard organic duff on top of soil. 2. Put six to seven inch soil core in sampling bucket. 3. Discard soil below six to seven inches. In rocky or dry soil 1. Use a plastic container with a hole in the middle to collect the soil as the auger pulls it out of the ground. 2. Empty the soil out of t...

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   Regular fertility tests For a general analysis of a soil's fertility, a regular soil test package includes: 1. pH 2. Neutralizable acidity 3. Phosphorus 4. Potassium 5. Calcium 6. Magnesium 7. Organic matter 8. Cation exchange capacity In certain cases additional tests may be required. 1. Micronutrients Zinc, iron, copper and manganese Micronutrien...

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   Special services and prices are available when a customer submits 50 or more soil samples at one time for precision agriculture purposes.

   Please contact the labto get specifics on pricing.

   Results can be reported via email in an ASCII comma-delimited format specific for precision ag software. Hard copies of soil test reports can also be mailed out.

   Precision ag samples form

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4. mosoilandwater.land › internal › cover-crop-testCover Crop Soil Testing Procedure | Missouri Soil and Water

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   Program staff have been working with staff at the University of Missouri Soil Health Assessment Center (SHAC) on instructions for doing soil samples as required in the N340 Cover Crop practice. The instructions developed by SHAC explains where and how to take a sample and where to ship them.

5. extension.missouri.edu › topics › soil-testingSoil testing - MU Extension

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   Jul 10, 2024 · Recommended Chemical Soil Test Procedures for the North Central Region.

6. cafnr.missouri.edu › stories › extension-articleSoil testing kits available at local MU Extension centers

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   Soil testing saves money and protects the environment by applying only needed nutrients. “Soil testing is an essential management tool for efficient nutrient management that results in improved production and optimized returns,” Nathan says.

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   Where can I get a soil test in Missouri?

   • You can get your soil tested through University of Missouri Extension. Click here for a flyer that gives you sample collection information, drop-off locations in St. Louis and the fee for a basic test. For most gardeners, a soil test taken every 3 years may be all that is needed to keep abreast with changes in nutrient levels and soil conditions.

   Soil Testing and Sample Collection

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   How reliable is a soil test?

   • Routine soil testing helps landowners determine lime requirements, organic matter, and the amounts of available nutrients. The reliability of a soil test is only as good as the sample you submit. Follow these procedures to ensure your soil sample is representative of your property.

   Taking a Soil Sample | Missouri Department of Conservation

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   Does Mu offer soil sample analysis?

   • The MU Extension office offers soil sample analysis. A small fee will be charged for each sample. Be prepared to provide information on the field’s soil type and history of cropping, liming, and fertilizing. Keep the soil test results with your wildlife or landowner plan for future reference.

   Taking a Soil Sample | Missouri Department of Conservation

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   How do you take a soil sample at MU?

   • With a knife, trim the slice to about a 1-inch strip of soil down the center of the spade face. Place this “core” in a clean pail. Before taking a sample, check with the lab the sample is being sent for a set of instructions. The MU Extension office offers soil sample analysis. A small fee will be charged for each sample.

   Taking a Soil Sample | Missouri Department of Conservation

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   What does a regular soil test package include?

   • A regular soil test package from MU Extension includes: pH, Neutralizable acidity, Phosphorus, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Organic matter, and Cation exchange capacity. In certain cases, additional tests may be required.

   Soil analysis | MU Extension

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   How can I report a soil test result?

   • Soil test results can be reported via email in an ASCII comma-delimited format specific for precision ag software. Alternatively, hard copies of soil test reports can be mailed out. Instructions for taking a soil sample are provided on the website, with additional instructions for specific types of soil available on the relevant pages.

   Soil analysis | MU Extension

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8. www.missouribotanicalgarden.org › Portals › 0Soil Testing and Sample Collection - Missouri Botanical Garden

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   You can get your soil tested through University of Missouri Extension. Click here for a flyer that gives you sample collection information, drop-off locations in St. Louis and the fee for a basic test.