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Season 17, Episode 2: How Soil Testing Works

Brad Roetman, Lab Director at Solum Labs, is back again on this episode of The Deal With Yield to continue the conversation around soil sampling. Last week, we discussed life in a soil testing lab. This week, we dive deeper into the soil testing process and cover some common questions.

The Deal With Yield is a podcast series covering the issues that matter most in crop production.

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Season 17, Episode 2: How Soil Testing Works

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