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If you are in the US contact your county Cooperative Extension office. They can assist you with soil samples. Im in NC. Testing soil samples in my county is free and takes 2 weeks to get results back. The extension agents can teach you how to read and interpret your soil report.
How the soil analysis is done varies from county to county (99 of them). It goes from minimal requirements to requiring an engineer or soil analyst. The fees also vary widely from $50 to $600 with the average being about $200.
The soil compaction test costs $100 to $125 per testing location.
Details ComponentRate Soil sampling, testing, and generation of SHC Rs 300 per SHC (Rs 40 for soil collection + Rs 150 for testing (analysing soil samples + cost of chemical) + Rs. 110 for awareness
Most soil test results include soil pH and buffer pH. The soil pH number is the actual pH reading and measures active soil acidity. The buffer pH is a measure of the stored acidity. The buffer pH is important because it determines how much lime needs to be added to change soil pH.

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The numbers found on any soil test report are the result of some analytical measurement of the nutrients in the soil. Most soil testing laboratories report this measurement as parts per million (ppm) for nutrients other than nitrogen. Some laboratories report measurements in terms of pounds per acre.
The soil compaction test costs $100 to $125 per testing location. The number of locations depends on the property size and if there are different areas with multiple soils.
Compaction is critical in creating a foundation capable of holding any future loads, so soil density tests are necessary for the construction industry. If compaction is not done properly, it can have a terrible effect on the integrity of any structures including roads, buildings, and more.

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