Soil Testing Lab Result Analysis and Interpretation Form

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Soil Test Results Analysis & Interpretation Form

This form is used to analyze and interpret the results of a soil test. The analysis includes pH, nutrient content, organic matter percentage, and other relevant parameters.

Section 1: Soil Description

• Sample Number
• Date Collected
• Location (Site/Field)
• Depth from surface

Section 2: Laboratory Results

• pH (soil)
• EC (Electrical Conductivity)
• Nutrient levels:
  • N (Nitrogen)
  • P (Phosphorus)
  • K (Potassium)
  • Ca (Calcium)
  • Mg (Magnesium)
  • S (Sulfur)
• Organic Matter Percentage
• Other relevant parameters

Section 3: Interpretation

• Soil pH classification:
  • Acidic (<6.0)
  • Slightly acidic (6.0-6.9)
  • Neutral (7.0)
  • Alkaline (>7.0)
• Nutrient analysis:
  • Nitrogen (N): Adequate, Low, or High
  • Phosphorus (P): Adequate, Low, or High
  • Potassium (K): Adequate, Low, or High
• Organic Matter percentage: Acceptable range and recommendations

Section 4: Recommendations

• Soil amendments required:
  • pH adjustments
  • Nutrient supplements
  • Organic matter addition
• Crop selection based on soil analysis results

Accurate soil testing lab results analysis and interpretation enable informed decision making regarding fertilizer applications, irrigation scheduling, and soil conservation practices. This leads to optimal crop yields, reduced environmental impact, and increased cost savings by minimizing unnecessary chemical applications and water usage. The form facilitates standardized data collection and presentation, improving communication among stakeholders, such as farmers, researchers, and extension specialists. It also supports the development of tailored recommendations based on site-specific conditions, thereby enhancing precision agriculture practices within your organization.

Soil Type pH Value CEC (Centi-mole Equivalents per 100g) Organic Matter Content (%) Nitrate-N (ppm) P2O5 (ppm) K2O (ppm) Calcium (Ca) ppm Magnesium (Mg) ppm Sulfur (S) ppm Boron (B) ppm Micronutrients - Iron (Fe), Manganese (Mn), Copper (Cu), and Zinc (Zn) (ppm) Electrical Conductivity (EC) in dS/m Classification of Soil Type based on texture