SOIL ANALYSIS SERVICE SOIL ANALYSIS SERVICE
Soil testing is an essential tool which can help determine potential problems such as nutrient deficiencies, water management problems and potentially toxic elements. Analysis provides information on the capacity of the soil to supply nutrients, although a test is only reliable if the soil sample is taken correctly. ALS can provide the following services:
SIMPLE SOIL ANALYSIS KIT - BASIC
A simple analysis incorporating the most important elements required for a healthy soil. The analysis incorporates: pH, phosphate (P), potassium (K2 and magnesium (Mg).
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A kit will be sent to you with full instructions on how to take your soil sample. A prepaid envelope is also supplied to send the soil sample to the independent, fully accredited laboratory.
Product 101ANALY0100 Soil Analysis Kit Simple Soil Analysis Kit - Basic 300g
Price £9.95
COMPREHENSIVE SOIL ANALYSIS - BROAD SPECTRUM
A key to effective management is obtaining relevant information. This comprehensive soil analysis will provide the following information: Available phosphate (P), potassium (K), magnesium (Mg), calcium (Ca), sulphur (S), manganese, copper (Cu), calcium (Ca), iron (Fe), zinc (Zn), molybdenum (Mo), boron (B), sodium (Na), pH, soil texture classification and Cation Exchange Capacity.
A kit will be sent to you with full instructions on how to take your soil sample. A prepaid envelope is also supplied to send the soil sample to the independent, fully accredited laboratory.
Product Soil Analysis Kit SAMPLING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SOIL, WATER AND
LEAF TISSUE ANALYSIS Soil Analysis
The accuracy of any analysis depends upon the data that is gathered. The following guidance will help you obtain the best from the data that you gather.
• The sample needs to be representative of the area as a whole • Sample with clean tools i.e. soil auger, sampler or trowel • Clearly label the samples • Do not sample immediately after fertiliser or pesticide applications • Dispatch material off promptly
Areas should be sampled representatively. The diagrams show sampling paths that optimise the amount of data provided.
Water Analysis
Run the water for three minutes to ensure that the line is clear and the water is fresh. Fill a 250ml sterile sample bottle. Label the sample and post it as soon as it is convenient.
Tissue analysis
Fill the sample bag with fresh clippings from a representative area, label and post the sample off as soon as possible. If the sample cannot be immediately posted off, thoroughly air-dry the material over a moderate heater and post when convenient.
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www.amenity.co.uk 54 ALS THE ONE STOP PLANTING PRODUCTS SHOP Price 101ANALY0400 Comprehensive Soil Analysis Kit - Broad Spectrum £32.55
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