Request for Soil and Water Analysis
Request for Soil and Water Analysis
A service that allows organic farmers and those in transition to request soil and irrigation water analysis, with the aim of identifying key soil characteristics and determining the suitability of irrigation water for agricultural use, as well as detecting factors that may affect crop growth and yield. The analysis results help inform technical decisions regarding fertilization, irrigation, and soil management, thereby contributing to improved agricultural practices and more efficient use of resources on the farm.
A service that allows organic farmers and those in transition to request soil and irrigation water analysis, with the aim of identifying key soil characteristics and determining the suitability of irrigation water for agricultural use, as well as detecting factors that may affect crop growth and yield. The analysis results help inform technical decisions regarding fertilization, irrigation, and soil management, thereby contributing to improved agricultural practices and more efficient use of resources on the farm.
The farm must be organic or in the process of transitioning to organic.
Attach a valid Organic Certificate or conversion document.
Fill out the request form correctly, specifying the type of analysis requested: soil, irrigation water, or both.
Adhere to the approved guidelines for collecting and preparing samples provided with the service to ensure that the sample is as representative as possible.
Clearly label the farm and sample information before handing them over.
Deliver the samples in the manner and to the location specified by the association.
Applications are subject to review and approval in accordance with the Association's service guidelines and available resources.
Required documents
A valid Organic Certificate or conversion document.
Optional documents
Any previous soil or irrigation water test results—if available
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