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1. www.ontario.ca › page › interpreting-your-soil-testInterpreting your soil test results - Ontario.ca

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   Regular soil testing is a critical component of good crop production. It allows you to monitor soil fertility levels, identify potential for nutrient deficiencies, and make fertilizer decisions based on the best possible information.

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3. fieldcropnews.com › 2016 › 12Interpreting Your Soil Test Results – Field Crop News

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   Dec 12, 2016 · Regular soil testing is a critical component of good crop production. It allows you to monitor soil fertility levels, identify potential for nutrient deficiencies, and make fertilizer decisions based on the best possible information.

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5. www.uaex.uada.edu › publications › PDFUnderstanding the Numbers on Your Soil Test Report

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   Soil testing labs use these solutions to extract plant available nutrients from soil and apply different philosophies to interpret the results and estimate the amount of nutrients required to optimize plant growth and yield potential.

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6. ag.umass.edu › interpreting-your-soil-test-resultsInterpreting Your Soil Test Results - Center for Agriculture ...

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   Soil testing is the most accurate way to determine lime and nutrient needs. Soil testing is also useful for identifying contaminated sites (e.g., elevated levels of lead). The results provided on your soil test report reflect the properties of the sample you submitted and the testing

7. www.corn-states.com › app › uploadsInterpreting Soil Sample Results - Corn States

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   Soil test results list the soil test concentration for specific parameters along with an interpretation value (low, optimum, and high) and a recommendation. This Spotlight will help explain the meaning of each soil test parameter, what the optimum values are for each parameter, and general recommendations based on the soil test values.

8. extension.oregonstate.edu › catalog › pubSoil Test Interpretation Guide | OSU Extension Service

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   For each test, the document describes what is measured, recommends how and when to test, indicates levels at which test results suggest deficiencies or excessive concentrations, and suggests solutions to correct soil imbalances.

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   What does a soil test report include?

   • For each test, the document describes what is measured, recommends how and when to test, indicates levels at which test results suggest deficiencies or excessive concentrations, and suggests solutions to correct soil imbalances. It includes a conversion table for units commonly used in soil tests and a list of additional sources of information.

   Soil Test Interpretation Guide - OSU Extension Service

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   What are the results on my soil test report?

   • The results provided on your soil test report reflect the properties of the sample you submitted and the testing procedures used by the University of Massachusetts Soil and Plant Tissue Testing Laboratory. The analytical methods used by the laboratory were developed for climate and soil types common to New England and the Northeastern U.S.

   Interpreting Your Soil Test Results - Center for Agriculture, Food, and

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   What nutrient concentrations are reported in a soil test?

   • In addition to reporting the concentration of each nutrient, there is also an availability index or soil test level associated with the P (phosphorus), K (potassium) and Zn (zinc) concentrations. This level is related to the expected crop yield that would be produced without additional fertilization.

   Understanding the Numbers on Your Soil Test Report

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   How do soil tests work?

   • You can use soil tests as a diagnostic tool or to identify trends through time. To obtain meaningful test results, you must sample soil correctly, at the same time each year, and you must maintain records. Soil testing laboratory methods vary, which may influence results and sufficiency ranges.

   Soil Test Interpretation Guide - OSU Extension Service

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   Do soil tests measure nutrient content?

   • Soil tests are used to measure soil nutrients that are expected to become plant-available. They do not measure the total amounts of nutrients in soil. Measurements of total nutrient content are not useful indicators of sufficiency for plant growth, because only a small portion of the nutrients are plant-available.

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   Why do I need a soil test?

   • It allows you to monitor soil fertility levels, identify potential for nutrient deficiencies, and make fertilizer decisions based on the best possible information. Perhaps you had samples taken this fall and sent off, and have received the soil test report back (see Figure 1 for an example).

   Interpreting Your Soil Test Results – Field Crop News

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10. www.agvise.com › wp-content › uploadsINTERPRETING A SOIL TEST REPORT - Agvise Laboratories

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    Oct 3, 2014 · You will also find basic information about each soil test method and its role in soil fertility and plant nutrition in the Upper Midwest and Northern Great Plains of the United States and western Canada.