Thanks, yeah I've heard about 'em, but I heard they're wildly inaccurate. Real soil labs should be able to run tests that are inaccessible to home labs. Wonder if anyone has compared a home test to a real lab test?
loganlabs.com
Yep.
Ive used Spectrum and Logan. I think both are reliable and provide prompt service. I worked with an agronomist who had more faith in Spectrum's reports so i have more experience with them. When sampling with a new lab expect differences in measurements from other previous lab tests even if same methods are used. In my experience repeat testing using the same lab shows up useful info better than comparing values from different labs.
Whoah hang on a min dude we in wrong section here buddy , are we not commenting on Mr sideways plant not soil testing pmsl.
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thanks for link...looks like they're inop also due to covid
That was in reference to the results of the Melich3 (base saturation/CEC) test.
www.kisorganics.com
It says Logan Labs. Maybe, BAS has soil consultants but they don't do the actual test...Yep.
He also had the creator of Soil Savvy test on episode #17.
I got test results back from Soil Savvy a couple of weeks ago, so I know that they are still open. You can buy the kit on Amazon and it comes with prepaid postage, lab fees, and a container for soil.
I like the way that Spectrum Analytic uses the bar graph, it's hard to read Logan Labs at times...
