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Abstract
Soil testing is a program that includes taking samples from a field or site, performing a laboratory analysis, and making recommendations for lime and crop nutrients. Good results from this program depend on several supporting factors: (I) obtaining samples representative of the soil in a field area or site; (2) using good techniques in the laboratory that give accurate indications of the nutrient status of the sampled area; and (3) having an extensive data base for making lime and nutrient recommendations from the analytical results.
Publication Date
2000
Volume
21
Number
4
Repository Citation
Thom, William O. and Sikora, Frank J., "Soil Testing for Agronomic and Environmental Uses" (2000). Soil Science News and Views. 112.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_views/112
