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Consumer Soil Session Experiments
 

Let’s say for a minute you want to change the outcome of a particular bill on the floor, who wins an election, maybe even simply just bringing in a record amount of voters to vote in history, you could utilize the technology to do just this. Maybe imagine that you want both democratic and republicans to work together in a bipartisan manner or congress and senate to work together on a joint bill again this technology could aid in the out come of this with a real time solution.

 

Maybe you want grass to grow in a place that was once barren. Above you will see how effectively and effortlessly SITTER sessions began within a short time to revitalize the soil in this experiment and grass regrowth then was possiable.

How, Where, and Why Soil Sampling:
 
The reason we believe testing of the soil is so important is that it gives us an ongoing clear picture of our tests and results before, during, and after we have begun our work. Soil testing is an inexpensive yet valuable tool for assessing the fertility of soil, crops, lawn, and garden areas. Test results indicate the soil’s pH level, the amounts of available plant nutrients, and the existence of nutrient imbalances, excesses or deficiencies
 
Soil pH is a measurement of the acidity of the soil. A pH of 7.0 is neutral, below 7.0 is acidic,
and above 7.0 is alkaline. Native soils tend to be acidic and often it is necessary to raise the pH by adding limestone. The standard nutrient analysis will provide the soil sample’s pH and the available amounts of phosphorus, potassium, calcium and magnesium. Site specific fertilizer recommendations are provided based on the soil test results. Recommendations for modifying the soil pH with limestone or sulfur are made if necessary.
Separate analyses offered by the lab include percent organic matter, particle size analysis (the relative amounts of sand, silt and clay), micronutrients, soilless media and soluble salts. Commercial agronomic or vegetable growers may be interested in our pre-sidedress soil nitrate test.
University of CT
Call us with your question toll free in Connecticut at (877) 486-6271; locally at 486-6271; or out of state at (860) 486-6271
Email us a question at ladybug@uconn.edu
Fax us your question at (860) 486-6338
Write to us at: Home and Garden Education Center, Ratcliffe Hicks Building, Room 4, 1380 Storrs Road Unit 411, Storrs, CT 06269-4115
CT Soil Sampling:
 
Dawn Pettinelli                                                                                      
Manager, University of Connecticut Soil Nutrient Analysis Lab         
6 Sherman Place, U-5102
Storrs, CT 06269
(860) 486-4274
dawn.pettinelli@uconn.edu
New Haven Soil Testing Laboratory
Soil Testing
Department of Soil and Water
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
123 Huntington Street
P.O. Box 1106
New Haven, CT 06504
Gregory Bugbee
Slate Laboratory
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
123 Huntington Street
P.O. Box 1106
New Haven, CT 06504
Phone: (203) 974-8521
Fax: (203) 974-8502
John Winiarski
Valley Laboratory
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
153 Cook Hill Road
Box 248
Windsor, CT 06095-0248
Phone: (860) 683-4977
Fax: (860) 683-4987
These locations stock both brochures and prepaid soil test collection kits:
Hartford County Extension Center (860) 570-9010
Litchfield County Extension Center (860) 626-6240
Middlesex County Extension Center (860) 345-4511
ew London County Extension Center (860) 887-1608
Tolland County Extension Center (860) 875-3331
Windham County Extension Center (860) 774-9600

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