Midwest Laboratories is an agricultural testing laboratory located in Omaha, Nebraska that has over 39 years of experience serving the agriculture industry. It offers two soil health testing packages: Soil Health Complete, which includes an in-depth chemical soil analysis, a Solvita CO2 test, and a Haney test for $75. Soil Health Basic includes a chemical soil analysis and Solvita CO2 test for $50. The document provides instructions for sampling, submitting paperwork, and shipping soil samples to Midwest Laboratories for testing.

1. 13611 B Street Omaha, NE 68144
(402) 334-7770 Fax (402) 334-9121
www.midwestlabs.com
Rev 05/2014
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History
Midwest Laboratories has over 39 years
of experience in servicing the agriculture
industry. In addition, the company is also
involved in the areas of environmental,
feed, foods/pet foods and fuel. The
business philosophy of the company has
always been to operate from one central
location using representatives to expand
their reach.
Today, the nine-building campus in
Omaha, Nebraska houses over 90,000
square feet of laboratory and support area.
Each laboratory maintains its own
complement of staff, instruments and
support personnel matched to the
analytical needs of that particular
department.
Midwest Laboratories services clients
throughout the 50 states and continues to
expand in the areas of new methodology
development and state of the art
instrumentation.
Soil
Health
Packages
Soil Health
Soil Health Complete
is comprised of three components:
1. An in-depth soil analysis that will
address the chemical aspects of
the soil.
2. The Solvita 1-day CO2-C test.
3. Commonly called the Haney test.
Lab Contact
Matt Stukenholtz
(402) 829-9884
matts@midwestlabs.com
Soil Health Basic
is comprised of two components:
1. An in-depth soil analysis that will
address the chemical aspects of
the soil.
2. The Solvita 1-day CO2-C test.
$75
$50
For more information about these tests,
please visit the library section on our
website: www.midwestlabs.com/library.
Reference Soil Memos 189 and 190.

2. Sampling
1
Take samples at 0-6 in. deep*
from 5 to 10 spots around an
area of no more than 20 acres.
Combine the samples in a clean
plastic bucket to create 1 sample
that fills the sample bag to the
fill line or approximately 2 cups
in a plastic bag.
2
Close the soil bag by rolling the
top of the bag so that the soil is
enclosed within.
Paperwork
1
Complete the paperwork with
correct company/personal
information. Include an email
or fax number as the primary
means of receiving your data. A
hard copy of the report can also
be mailed to you if you need.
2
Place the paperwork in the
box with the sample for
shipment.
Shipment
1 Send sample via UPS, Fedex
or US Mail to the address on
the cover of this publication. It
helps to have a tracking number
to track your sample.
Submittal Form
Name
Address
City State Zip Code
Telephone
Fax
email
Sample ID Tests
Crops to be
Grown
Yield
Goal Previous Crop
Sample Depth
to
Sample Depth
to
Sample Depth
to
Soil Health
Complete
Soil Health
Basic
For a full list of tests and the schedule of fees,
visit our website www.midwestlabs.com.
If you do not have an account, please include a check or we can contact you for credit card information.
Soil Health
Complete
$ 50Soil Health Basic
$ 75
Soil Health
Complete
Soil Health
Basic
Soil Health
Complete
Soil Health
Basic
0 6
0 6
0 6
*Samples must be taken at a 0-6 in depth to ensure accurate results.
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