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Private Well Testing Program Guidance Version 1.2 March 2011 USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (FIFA) Northern Plains and Mountains Regional Water Program Written by: Adam Signer & Katie

How to fill out private well testing program

1. To fill out a private well testing program, start by gathering all necessary information about your well, such as its location, depth, and age.
2. Contact your local health department or water testing laboratory to obtain the necessary testing materials and forms.
3. Follow the instructions provided with the testing materials on how to collect water samples from your well.
4. Make sure to follow proper sample collection procedures to ensure accurate results. This may include cleaning the area around the well, sanitizing the sampling container, and collecting water from the appropriate tap.
5. Complete all required information on the testing forms, including your contact information, well details, and any specific instructions provided by the testing facility.
6. Submit the completed forms and water samples to the designated testing facility either by mail or in person.
7. Await the test results, which will typically be sent to you via mail or email.
8. Once you receive the results, review them carefully and take any necessary actions based on the recommendations provided.
9. Regularly monitor and maintain your well to ensure the ongoing safety and quality of your drinking water.

Who needs a private well testing program?

1. Individuals who rely on private wells for their drinking water supply should consider participating in a private well testing program.
2. This includes homeowners, farmers, and other individuals who have their own well water systems.
3. Private well testing programs can provide valuable information about the quality and safety of the water supply, helping to identify potential contaminants and ensure a healthy water source.

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What is private well testing program?

The private well testing program is a program that regulates and monitors the testing of private wells for contaminants to ensure the safety of drinking water.

Who is required to file private well testing program?

Owners of private wells are required to file the private well testing program.

How to fill out private well testing program?

To fill out the private well testing program, owners of private wells need to report the necessary information regarding the testing of their wells for contaminants.

What is the purpose of private well testing program?

The purpose of the private well testing program is to ensure the safety of drinking water by regulating and monitoring the testing of private wells for contaminants.

What information must be reported on private well testing program?

The private well testing program requires the reporting of information related to the testing of private wells for contaminants, such as the date of the test, the type of contaminants tested for, and the test results.