Agricultural Soil Testing in Kansas
Our team provides the most efficient and effective soil sampling and soil testing programs across Idaho including a range of fertility management programs tailored to your operation’s unique needs.
With over 15 years of experience soil testing in Kansas, we have experienced local sampling teams, ready to ensure timely and precise collection of soil samples across Kansas from our head office in Kansas City, Missouri.
Also nearby our soil laboratory in Clear Lake, Iowa, you can ensure your soil is treated and testing with the latest technologies with a quick turnaround of results so you can make more informed and timely farm management decisions.
latest testing methods and technologies
Quality Data Analysis & Management
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Our Fertility Programs Available in Kansas
We offer a wide assortment of fertility management services and soil testing in Kansas. You can choose or select the services that best suite your needs or we are happy to build a custom program based on your needs. If you have any questions or would like some help to navigate don’t hesitate to Contact Us.
Soil Analysis
To help identify the nutrients offered to the crop. Send in your samples or order sampling through us to analyze your soil properties.
Available Soil Tests:
S01 (Basic Soil Test)
S03 (Basic plus Micro-nutrients)
S04 (Basic, Micronutrients, and Organic Matter)
PSNT (Pre-Sidedress Nitrogen Test)
Bray 1 Equivalent
Ammonium Acetate
Estimated Element test performed with Mehlich 3 Extractant
Elements include: Phosphorous (P), Potassium (K), Soil pH, Buffer pH (BpH), Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC), Base Saturation, Magnesium (Mg), Calcium (Ca), Sulfur (S), Boron (B), Copper (Cu), Manganese (Mn), Zinc (Zn), Organic Matter (OM).
Grid Soil Sampling
Because standard grid sampling has been around since the 90’s, it remains the most familiar method of soil sampling. It offers consistency in sample results to those growers who have utilized their previous GPS sample points over the years to return to the same locations for collection. We offer all grid sizes, including: 1, 2.5, 3.3, 4.4, 5, 10, and 20 acre grids.
Smart Grid Program
Grid Size
Point placement is determined by grid size and soil types or Veris® EC data
All Soil Types
All soil types are represented in each field and so is each grid area
Accurate Samples
Decreases the chance of mixing different soils with varying properties
Increased Value
Increases the value of soil testing while using an industry recognized standard
Smart Zone Program
Zone Sizes
2 zone sizes offered (5-6 acre/zone average and 8-10 acre/zone average)
Many Data Layers
The Program utilizes many data layers to give you a true picture of your soil
Fast Previews
Customer may preview the zones before sampling is completed
Several GPS Points
Several GPS points are logged inside each zone for future sampling reference, representing the entire zone area
Nitrogen Management
Method
12 inch soil sample taken right ahead of side-dressing. Done on a grid basis (typically 4.4 or 10)
Core Collection
Cores are collected methodically on every sample to obtain consistency across the rows
Minimize Rain Events
Sampled about 5 days before expected side-dress application to minimize rain events between sampling and application time
End of Season
Samples are collected after corn is blacklayer. Test results indicate how much nitrogen was available to the plant
Spring Soil Sampling
Save Time
Time savings for grower and supplier-sample results received in the spring give a jump start on planning for fall fertilizer
More Consistent Samples
Samples are more consistent in spring because soil moisture tends to be present as opposed to a dry fall that can affect soil tests
Frozen Ground
No worry of sampling partially frozen ground in the late fall, or not being able to hand probe due to frozen soil
Recommended by Universities
Recommended by universities to allow crop residue to leach the nutrients back into the soil for more accurate results
RTK Boundary Mapping
We deliver RTK-level accuracy in the mapping of field boundaries and features. By using John Deere RTK Mobile cellular signal, we ensure high-accuracy GNSS positioning for +/- 1 inch repeatability year after year.
This precision takes on special significance for fields adorned with intricate waterways, terraces, and other internal features that demand meticulous mapping. Instantaneous uploading of fields to the My JohnDeere System streamlines accessibility and allows effortless sharing with your John Deere equipment. Alternatively, shapefiles can be exported for seamless integration into any GPS system.
Soil Sampling and Testing in Kansas
Our sampling teams, stationed across Kansas, can collect samples efficiently, and our closest lab in Clear Lake, IA, provides accurate and quick soil testing services.
Soil Sampling and Testing in Kansas FAQ's
Our team has been servicing Kansas for 15 years from our head office in Kansas City Missouri and our lab is based out of Clear Lake, Iowa. Send samples to our closest labs in Clear Lake, IA and Auburn, IN.
We service across Kansas including:
Allen County, Anderson County, Atchison County, Barber County, Barton County, Bourbon County, Brown County, Butler County, Chase County, Chautauqua County, Cherokee County, Cheyenne County, Clark County, Clay County, Cloud County, Coffey County, Comanche County, Cowley County, Crawford County, Decatur County, Dickinson County, Doniphan County, Douglas County, Edwards County, Elk County, Ellis County, Ellsworth County, Finney County, Ford County, Franklin County, Geary County, Gove County, Graham County, Grant County, Gray County, Greeley County, Greenwood County, Hamilton County, Harper County, Harvey County, Haskell County, Hodgeman County, Jackson County, Jefferson County, Jewell County, Johnson County, Kearny County, Kingman County, Kiowa County, Labette County, Lane County, Leavenworth County, Lincoln County, Linn County, Logan County, Lyon County, Marion County, Marshall County, McPherson County, Meade County, Miami County, Mitchell County, Montgomery County, Morris County, Morton County, Nemaha County, Neosho County, Ness County, Norton County, Osage County, Osborne County, Ottawa County, Pawnee County, Phillips County, Pottawatomie County, Pratt County, Rawlins County, Reno County, Republic County, Rice County, Riley County, Rooks County, Rush County, Russell County, Saline County, Scott County, Sedgwick County, Seward County, Shawnee County, Sheridan County, Sherman County, Smith County, Stafford County, Stanton County, Stevens County, Sumner County, Thomas County, Trego County, Wabaunsee County, Wallace County, Washington County, Wichita County, Wilson County, Woodson County, Wyandotte County.
A: We strive for 5-10 days from order to collection and soil results received from lab and delivered to client.
A: Results can be sent to you via a CSV or PDF via email.
In some regions, results can be accessed through an online portal
A: OM, pH, Buffer pH, CEC, P, K, Mg, Ca, K%, Mg%, CA%
A: We sample fertility at 6” and have the capability to go down to 24″ with options to sample to 3′ (1-meter)
A: Grid, SoilOptix and Tissue sampling
A: Soil sampling can tell you a lot about what is happening in the field. It can answer questions on yield impact and how much fertilizer do you actually need to put down and where. Depending on the level of sampling being completed you can see what your macronutrients, micronutrients and even water holding capacity, just to name a few.
Kansas’ soils can vary widely within a single field. Consider the topography, drainage patterns, and historical land use when determining sampling locations.
Different crops may have varying root depths, so it’s essential to sample at the appropriate depth. For row crops like corn and soybeans, sampling depth is typically 6-12 inches.
The timing of soil sampling can affect nutrient levels. Ideally, samples should be taken in the fall after harvest or in the spring before planting to reflect the nutrient status before the growing season.
Align soil testing with nutrient management plans. Consider the specific nutrient requirements of the crops to be planted and adjust fertilizer recommendations accordingly.
Soil pH is critical for nutrient availability. Test and address pH levels, as they can influence nutrient uptake by plants.
Kansas’ soils vary in organic matter content. Consider this when interpreting soil test results, as organic matter influences nutrient retention and availability.
Kansas has a significant focus on nitrogen management due to its impact on water quality. Assess nitrate levels in the soil and implement best management practices to minimize nutrient runoff.
A: Soil Test Reports are sent in CSV, Excel and PDF format.
A: No, not for fertility sampling. All you need to get started is a rough boundary of the field (we can provide) to be sampled.
A: You can call us if you have any questions about your soil test report.
260-333-0618
A: Nutrient recommendations need to be requested when ordering soil sampling. If not, they can be added on after the field is sampled. The lab will need previous crop, Intended crop and yield goal.
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How to get started
With Deveron, it's as easy as 1, 2, 3....
1. Order Soil Sampling
Contact Us to order your preferred sampling type and resolution and our team will sample your fields asap.
2. Soil Analysis
Samples are sent to our certified lab in Clear Lake, IA for analysis.
3. Soil Results
Results are sent to you in a variety of formats and we help interpret your soil results for you.
