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Soil Testing

There are many reasons why people test their soil. One is to get a snapshot of the minerals and nutrients in the soil. If you have a house that was built before the 1970s, you may want to make sure that soil near the house is lead-free.

You can get your soil tested, including a test for heavy metals, easily and inexpensively by taking a sample and sending it with a check to the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.  
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  • Home
    • About Us
    • Mission
    • Special Thanks
  • En Español
    • Contacto
    • Sobre Nosotros
    • Nuevo en jardinería
    • Cómo Usar la Biblioteca
    • Cómo Guardar Semillas
    • Comience a Ahorrar Semillas
    • Creer una Biblioteca
    • En la Prensa
    • La Historia Nuestras Semillas
  • Contact
    • Hours and Location
    • Sister Libraries
  • Get Involved!
  • How to Use Library
  • Seed Saving
    • New to Seed Saving
    • Guidelines for saving seeds
    • Seed Protocol
    • Seed Saving Chart
    • Seed Saving for Educators
    • Soil Testing
  • Create a Library
    • How to Organize a Seed Swap
  • Grow a Row
  • Courses
  • In the News
  • Seed Garden
  • New Gardeners
  • Resilient Gardens