Soil Laboratory Services
As an information technology organization, our goal is to bring data and information back to the farm for profit-making decisions. Determining the nutrient content of your soil will provide you with the background information necessary to determine what crops will thrive best and the amendments needed to optimize growth. Follow this with a manure analysis to determine the nutrients that you can readily supply from the farm and minimize your purchased fertilizer costs. As a final test, plant tissue analyses can be used as a diagnostic tool to identify nutrient excesses or deficiencies.
Note on Cornell Recommendations Provided in the Report:
The recommendations generated for this report are based in part on fertility guidelines for New York State crops and soils published by Cornell University from 2003-2015. All interpretations in the report are made solely by Dairy One and assume the following: 1) accurate identification of the type of soil by the client submitting the sample, and 2) soil is sampled from within New York State. Dairy One is solely responsible for the accuracy of all soil test inputs and for adhering to soil testing procedures that are the basis for Cornell University fertility guidelines. Cornell University is not responsible for any recommendations made by Dairy One.