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Mail or Bring Samples to: UNH Cooperative Extension Spaulding Hall Room G28 38 Academic Way Durham, NH 03824 2015 Soil Testing Form Commercial Field Nursery Instructions: Soil sampling instructions,

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How to fill out UNH Cooperative Extension soil:

1. Start by gathering soil samples from different areas in your garden or lawn. Use a soil probe or a trowel to collect samples from a depth of about 6-8 inches.
2. Place each soil sample in a clean container, ensuring that you label each container with the corresponding location from where the sample was taken.
3. Let the soil samples air dry for about a day or two. Avoid trying to speed up the drying process by using heat sources, as it may alter the natural properties of the soil.
4. Once dry, mix the soil samples thoroughly in a clean bucket or container. It's important to ensure that the soil is well mixed to provide a representative sample.
5. Prior to submitting the soil for analysis, complete the necessary paperwork provided by the UNH Cooperative Extension. This typically includes personal information, location details, and any specific questions or concerns you may have.
6. Package the mixed soil sample in a secure plastic bag or container, ensuring it is tightly sealed. It's a good idea to double bag or package the sample to prevent any leakage during transit.
7. Deliver or ship the soil sample to the designated UNH Cooperative Extension office. It's recommended to call in advance to confirm the hours and procedures for drop-off or shipping.
8. Wait for the soil analysis results to be returned to you. This usually takes a couple of weeks, depending on their workload. The results will provide valuable information about the composition of your soil, including nutrient levels, pH balance, and recommendations for any necessary amendments.
9. Based on the analysis results, follow the recommendations provided by the UNH Cooperative Extension to improve your soil's health and promote optimal plant growth.

Who needs UNH Cooperative Extension soil?

1. Home gardeners and landscapers who are looking to understand the specific characteristics of their soil for better plant management and growth.
2. Farmers and agricultural professionals seeking to optimize crop production by ensuring proper soil fertility and nutrient management.
3. Landowners or property managers aiming to maintain healthy lawns or gardens and resolve any specific issues related to soil quality or composition.

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What is unh cooperative extension soil?

UNH Cooperative Extension Soil is a program that provides soil testing services to help homeowners, farmers, and gardeners improve the health of their soil.

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Anyone looking to improve the health of their soil can utilize UNH Cooperative Extension Soil testing services.

How to fill out unh cooperative extension soil?

To fill out UNH Cooperative Extension Soil, individuals need to collect soil samples following the instructions provided by the program and submit them for testing.

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The purpose of UNH Cooperative Extension Soil is to provide accurate soil test results and recommendations to help individuals make informed decisions about soil management.

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The information reported on UNH Cooperative Extension Soil includes the type of soil sample, location where the sample was taken, and any specific requests for testing.