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Re: Soil sample testing
[Re: Lockjaw]
#3671893
05/16/22 01:10 PM
05/16/22 01:10 PM
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Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 10,669
Santa Rosa/Conecuh
hallb
Booner
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Booner
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 10,669
Santa Rosa/Conecuh
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I used Auburn and was very pleased. I sent mine in using ziploc bags that I labeled and paid $7.50 a sample. Got the test results emailed to in very quickly. Told them what I wanted to plant and got some specific guidance on those crops too. I would use them again.
The negative I have heard has been about using WTI for soil testing. What is the negative about using WTI? I've used them and everything was great. They use Waypoint Analytical in Memphis to do the testing, which from what I understand is one of the top soil testing labs out there that farmers use.
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Re: Soil sample testing
[Re: hammerhead]
#3672435
05/17/22 12:08 PM
05/17/22 12:08 PM
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Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 3,302
Autaugaville
trailertrash
10 point
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10 point
Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 3,302
Autaugaville
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I remember a thread some time back that was about NOT using Auburn for some reason or other. IIRC even 257 said he didn't use AU which is the reason I remember something about it. Tried a search but search sucks now with the 1 year limit. Couldn't find it. This one? Let me warn you too. AU soil lab and recs are WAY outdated. Use A&L or waters Ag lab if you want current up to date legit procedures and Recs. From this thread in the Quality Deer Management forum... Soil sample results?And FYI, you can change the search parameters to go back farther than a year...in the DATE RANGE section on the search page, delete the 1 and click the drop down arrow in the YEARS block. It will give you 5 options...a blank, then DAY(S), WEEK(S), MONTH(S), YEAR(S). Just click the blank area above DAY(S) and it will go back farther than a year. That's it. You da MAN!
"We aren't here to justify your feelings and give you self worth" - Aldeer Welcome Center
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Re: Soil sample testing
[Re: hallb]
#3672495
05/17/22 01:27 PM
05/17/22 01:27 PM
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Joined: Jul 2020
Posts: 8,494
Chelsea
Lockjaw
14 point
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14 point
Joined: Jul 2020
Posts: 8,494
Chelsea
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I used Auburn and was very pleased. I sent mine in using ziploc bags that I labeled and paid $7.50 a sample. Got the test results emailed to in very quickly. Told them what I wanted to plant and got some specific guidance on those crops too. I would use them again.
The negative I have heard has been about using WTI for soil testing. What is the negative about using WTI? I've used them and everything was great. They use Waypoint Analytical in Memphis to do the testing, which from what I understand is one of the top soil testing labs out there that farmers use. I saw some online reviews that were negative about them. Either they didn't get results, or they took a long time, or they couldn't get a response. I have personally never had an issue when buying from WTI, but I haven't ever done soil testing with them.
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Re: Soil sample testing
[Re: jawbone]
#3673487
05/19/22 07:37 AM
05/19/22 07:37 AM
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Joined: Sep 2016
Posts: 8,046
Alabama
Shaneomac2
14 point
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14 point
Joined: Sep 2016
Posts: 8,046
Alabama
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BOUGHT 3 tests yesterday on amazon ( WTI). They should be here friday!
Georgia Football..Acts like Bama but has a trophy case like South Carolina.
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