Soil testing
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Donna Byram on Feb 19, 2015I would just do the regular analysis done. If they have a local county extension and agricultural office I would contact them for advice too.Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Feb 19, 2015You should start with the basic test. If anything unusual turns up, you can always do one of the more specific tests.Helpful Reply
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Susan Hitchcock on Feb 19, 2015county extension office or university agricultural departmentHelpful Reply
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Merry on Feb 20, 2015Merry Parker Okla.Helpful Reply
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Merry on Feb 20, 2015I would test for garden first. The best way is to use a tulip planter.Take about 6 scoop in different places in garden area.Put in bag and mix,take sample out of that.It has worked well for me.Helpful Reply
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