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What are the challenges of using the soil test for crop production vs. nutrient management?

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What are the challenges of using the soil test for crop production vs. nutrient management?

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For routine soil fertility evaluation and recommendations, it generally is recommended that soil samples be collected to “plow depth” or the zone of greatest root concentration, which is usually 6 to 8 inches deep. When soil testing is used to estimate P loss, it is the surface inch or two of soil that comes in direct contact with runoff that is important. A different sampling procedure may be necessary for a soil test that is used to estimate the potential for P loss in surface runoff.

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